Agriculture Flashcards

1
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Alexander II when was the emancipation edict and when were state owned serfs freed

A

1861 and 1866

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2
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Alexander II what was bad about the land allocated to peasants

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it was often valued at above market rate

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3
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Alexander II what were redemption payments

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way for peasants to pay for the land which lasted 49 years and 6% p/a

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4
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Alexander II what was the revolt and what did it suggest. how many died and what date was it

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the bezdna revolt suggested emancipation edict did not work and peasants still mistreated 91 died, 1861

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5
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Alexander II what did the peasant unrest in 1917 sugeest

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that the emancipation edict was not massively successful

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Alexander III when were land captains introduced and what was their role regarding the peasants.

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1889, assert authority over zemstva and help control peasants

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Alexander III when was the peasant land bank set up and what did it do

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set up in 1883 and allowed peasants to borrow money cheaply to buy land

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8
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Alexander III what did he blame the 1891 famine on

A

poor farming techniques from the peasants

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9
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Alexander III when was the salt tax abolished

A

1881

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10
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Alexander III when was the unfair poll tax abolished

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1886

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11
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Nicholas II what date were stolypins land reforms and why were they implemented

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1906-17 after the unrest following the 1905 revolution

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12
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Nicholas II what was unused land used for

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made available to buy through the peasant land bank

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Nicholas II what did the unused peasant land bank land make it easier for peasants to do

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merge plots of land together which could create conservative small farms

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14
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Nicholas II how many people left the countryside for the cities between what dates

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between 1894-1914 2m peasants left the countryside for cities

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15
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Lenin after the july days what did the bolsheviks claim they were

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The party for the peasants and the workers

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16
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Lenin what did the decree on land do

A

abolished private property

17
Q

Lenin what did the peasants expect to receive after the decree on land

A

They were expecting to receive land but the state kept it

18
Q

Lenin what did the cheka enforce during the civil war

A

grain requisitioning

19
Q

Lenin what group did the cheka execute lots of and why was this

A

they executed peasants who were considered kulaks as they were blamed for food shortages . The idea is that they are hoarding food to sell it when the price is right

20
Q

Lenin who were forcibly conscripted to join into the red army

A

Peasants were forcibly conscripted to join into the red army

21
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Lenin what were the laws like against kulaks during the NEP

A

they were relaxed but they were still banned from sending their kids to school

22
Q

Stalin when did the collectivisation program start

A

November 1929

23
Q

Stalin by 1930 what % or peasants lived on collectivised farms

A

58%

24
Q

Stalin how did peasants resist collectivisation. what happened in Nordic Kazakhstan

A

peasants resisted collectivisation by killing their animals. in Nordic Kazakhstan the process of collectivisation killed 75% of the population

25
Q

Stalin by 1941 what % of peasants lived on collectivised farms

A

98%

26
Q

Stalin how many died in the 1932-34 famine what does this suggest

A

1932-34 7 million suggesting that collectivised farms didnt work

27
Q

Khrushchev what did he want to increase regarding agriculture

A

production on state farms

28
Q

Khrushchev what did poor harvests between what dates lead to

how many were killed in riots in Novocherkassk in what date

A

poor harvests in 1962 and 63 led to food riots in towns

23 killed in 1963

29
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Khrushchev what did the Virgin land campaign aim to do

A

use more land in wheat production

30
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Khrushchev how many acres were being used in wheat production between what dates

A

by 1950 96m acres were being used in wheat production. by 1964 in was 165 million

31
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Khrushchev why did the virgin land campaign fail

A

it cut a lot of corners and there was soil erosion in many areas