Class Issues Flashcards
What was the classless society?
Class titles were abolished
Former people were forced into menial of tasks
During the Civil War, Russians were allocated according to class
Following some relaxation of policy, during the years of the NEP class, class based attacks continued under Stalin
What was the Communist aim?
To create the socialist man
After 1918, what was implemented with the workers?
Workers could not leave their jobs and could be imprisoned or shot for missing targets
Unions became a means of controlling the workers living and working conditions remain grim through NEP and worsened because of collectivisation and the drive towards industrialisation
From 1931 onwards, why was industrialisation good for the workers
Industrialisation created better opportunities and propaganda campaign is increased socialist competition
Education improved the purchase created vacancies at higher levels and social mobility increased
Where is industrialisation bad for the workers?
Living conditions still remain for wages remained low and market prices high
Expectations of woman before the revolution 1917
Peasant women have been mainly expected to look after the household and children they had no legal rights of privileges
Decrease regarding woman in 1917
Remove church influence, facilitate a divorce and legalised
Gave women the right to work
Gave girls, the same education rises boys
Stalin’s policies in the 1930s
The family was portrayed as all-important a woman by car to give up paid appointment when they married
Marriage was encouraged divorce. An abortion were attacked. Adultery became a criminal, offence and contraception was banned.
Positives regarding woman in the 1930s
The number of women in work or education group helped by an increase in state nurseries and child clinics
Education under Lenins leadership
Free education was provided at all levels in co- education, schools
New secondary schools, combined general education of vocational training
Traditional learn, it was combined with physical work
Physical punishment was banned
Some freedom, creativity and individualism were permitted
Educational policies under Stalin
Education for all was abandoned, some single sex schools were reintroduce
Although practical work was encouraged for the last able, the emphasis was on form of teaching to develop industrial skills
Collective farms or town enterprise is responsible for many schools
Original traditional curriculum was in forced
What organisation was formed in 1918
A young Communist league for youngsters age from 14 to 21 years. A junior section followed in 1922.
What was the youth organisation rename
Komosomol
What was the Komsomol like under Stalin’s rule?
It grew in both membership and influence. It took Communist values the clubs community centres in camps, and it had its own newspaper.
It was closely linked to the Communist Party to watch became directly affiliated in 1939
What are those was taken by the Komsomol members
An oath to live study and fight for the fatherland, they were uniform and helped carry out party campaigns
