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Bolshevik consolidation of power 1918-24 Flashcards

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1
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What was Trotsky appointed as after the revolution?

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Commissar for War

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2
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What negotiations did Trotsky lead?

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The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk

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3
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What did Trotsky form in 1918?

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the Red Army

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4
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How many troops were in the Red Army by 1921?

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5 million

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5
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What was Trotsky prepared to use?

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Tsarist officers of proven quality

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6
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What did Trotsky do to provide powerful leadership?

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he toured all the fronts in his armoured train

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7
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Name 3 forces Trotsky fought against in 1919

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Denikin, Kolchak and Yudenich

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8
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What did Trotsky suppress in 1921?

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The Kronstadt Mutiny in 1921

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9
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How did Lenin outwit the SRs in January 1918?

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he dissolved the Constituent Assembly

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10
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How did Lenin rule?

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by decree

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11
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What are 3 main decrees of Lenin?

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Land Decree, Workers Control Decree and the Rights of the People of Russia Decree

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12
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What was one tool Lenin used to help him rule?

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the CHEKA

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13
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What was Lenin’s first economic policy?

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War Communism

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14
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What did War Communism provide?

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essential food and supplies for the troops

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15
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When was NEP introduced?

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1921

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16
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What did NEP allow Lenin to do?

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to quell internal opposition

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17
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What were 3 of the main features of War Communism?

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  1. Grain Requisitioning
  2. Ban of private trade
  3. Nationalisation of industry
  4. Labour discipline
  5. Rationing
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18
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What was set up in 1918 to do with grain requisitioning?

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a Food Supplies Dictatorship

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19
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What was the Food Supplies Dictatorship?

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It was set up ti establish the forcible requisitioning of grain as the standard policy

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20
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How did the peasants react to the Food Supplies Dictatorship?

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the peasants resisted bitterly

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21
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What did the banning of private trade mean in War Communism?

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all private trade and manufacture were banned

22
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What developed as a result of the ban of private trade?

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a huge black marked developed, without which most people could not have survived

23
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What did the Nationalisation of Industry mean in War Communism?

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all industry was brought under state control and administered by the Supreme Council of National Economy

24
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What was the Supreme Council of national Economy known as?

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Vesenkha

25
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What were worker’s committees replaced by under the nationalisation of industry?

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replaced by single managers reporting to central authorities

26
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Why were not all worker’s against nationalisation of industry?

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faced with the closure of their factory, they were desperate to keep their jobs

27
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What was introduced with the labour discipline of War Communism?

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  • fines for lateness and absenteeism
  • internal passports introduced
  • piece-work rates were brought back
  • bonuses and a work book which was needed to get rations
28
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Who were the smallest rations given to in War Com.?

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the burzhui or middle classes

29
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What were the middle classes referred to in War Communism?

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‘the former people’

30
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What was the element of War Communism used to deal with opposition?

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Red Terror

31
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When were the Tsar and his family shot?

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17th July 1918

32
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How were the royal family killed?

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Shot and their bodies drenched in acid then thrown into a mine shaft - later buried

33
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What is the recorded figure for deaths from the Cheka 1918-2-

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nearly 15,000

34
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what is the real figure closer to?

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500,000

35
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What did NEP allow?

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private trade

36
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How long was NEP meant to last?

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it was always meant to be a temporary measure

37
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How much did cereal production increase by compared to 1920?

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23%

38
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How much did factory output rise by?

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200%

39
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What was the average monthly wage of an urban worker in 1921?

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10.2 roubles

40
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What was the average monthly wage of an urban worker in 1923?

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15.9 roubles

41
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What else saw a rise in output?

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Coal, steel, finished cloth and electricity

42
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How much had grain production risen by in comparison to 1920?

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over 25%

43
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How many hectares of land was farmed in 1922?

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77.7 million hectares

44
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How many hectares of land was farmed in 1923?

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91.7 million hectares

45
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How many hectares of land was farmed in 1921?

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90.3 million hectares

46
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How much of the retail trade was handled by NEPMEN by 1923?

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3/4

47
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How may private traders in Moscow alone

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25,000

48
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By 1928, how many tons of grain short ws the USSR to feed the towns?

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20 million tons

49
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When was the Scissors Crisis?

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1923

50
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How would NEP be described?

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it helped to stabilise Russia, but was not a long-term solution

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