Lenin Flashcards

1
Q

what problems about work were there under Lenin’s rule (L)

A

very high unemployment levels

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2
Q

what change to employment did War Communism bring (L)

A

september 1918 enforced compulsory work, every worker got a word card which allocated them food rations

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3
Q

who organised the rationing (L)

A

Prodraspred

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4
Q

at the height of rationing how many products did people have access to (L)

A

36

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5
Q

at the height of rationing how many people had ration cards (L)

A

22 million

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6
Q

who got the largest rations (L)

A

the workers, the higher the class the less rations you got

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7
Q

what percentage of metal and chemical workers were unemployed in Petrograd in March 1918 (L)

A

75%

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8
Q

where did workers get free transport (L)

A

Moscow and Petrograd

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9
Q

where did workers eat (L)

A

communal dining halls

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10
Q

when was the right to refuse employment lost (L)

A

september 1918

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11
Q

who lost the right to refuse employment (L)

A

able bodied men aged 16-50

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12
Q

what effect did the NEP have on employment (L)

A

increased unemployment

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13
Q

what impact did the NEP have on crèches (L)

A

no longer made them free

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14
Q

what was the state of housing under Lenin

A

people lived in single rooms of large houses, 1918 houses were seized from previous owners

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15
Q

when was collective living available (L)

A

1920s

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16
Q

what effect did the civil war have on housing (L)

A

reduced housing since it was destroyed

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17
Q

what effect did the NEP have on housing (L)

A

60-80% of urban housing was denationalised

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18
Q

what was the effect of the NEP on housing (L)

A

whole families shared 1 room

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19
Q

what was zhenotdel (L)

A

the women’s department of the communist party

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20
Q

when was zhenotdel created (L)

A

1919

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21
Q

what did the zhenotdel do (L)

A

recruited women for nursing and food distribution

22
Q

in 1918 was percentage of party members were women (L)

23
Q

when were women given the vote (L)

24
Q

what types of jobs did women have in government (L)

A

ones that reflected gender stereotypes

25
Q

name the types of jobs women had in government (L)

A

commissariat for social welfare, health or education

26
Q

what percentage of delegates to party congress were women in 1918 (L)

27
Q

what study areas were set up for women under Lenin

A

women’s reading rooms

28
Q

what economic change did the NEP make to women’s roles (L)

A

the government stopped funding crèches or day care facilities, prioritising industry instead of

29
Q

under the NEP how many female tractor drivers were there (L)

30
Q

i’m 1914 what percentage of the population could read and write (L)

31
Q

name all the aspects of women’s life the Zhenotdel ensured (L)

A

access to abortion, contraception, legalised prostitution, equal rights to divorce, access to education

32
Q

what was postcard divorce (L)

A

1926 a marriage could be ended by simply sending a letter (allows women to escape abuse)

33
Q

when was the decree on illiteracy (L)

34
Q

what was the decree on illiteracy (L)

A

people had to learn to read and write

35
Q

by 1925 what percentage of the red army were literate (L)

36
Q

how many textbooks did the government issue under the civil war (L)

A

65 million

37
Q

what was the problem with the textbooks the government issued out under the civil war (L)

A

people recognised the letters but were not literate

38
Q

what problem did the civil war bring to education (L)

A

military victory and the economy was prioritised over education meaning that in 1920 there was 1 pencil for every 60 students

39
Q

in 1920 what was the ratio of pencils to students (L)

40
Q

when were fees for primary school abolished (L)

41
Q

in 1928 what percentage of primary aged children were in school (L)

42
Q

what was the difference between primary school children in towns and cities for how long they stayed in school (L)

A

urban - full 4 years
rural - 3 years (left early)

43
Q

what effect did the NEP have on education (L)

A

introduced fees for primary and secondary education

44
Q

what effect did the October 1918 decree have on sexondary schools (L)

A

introduced unified labour schools which were free for children aged 8-17

45
Q

what was secondary education like under lenin

A

vocational, teaches ideals of the revolution

46
Q

for secondary education what percentages of middle and working class children began and completed school (L)

A

middle - 90% start 25% complete
working - 40% start 3% complete

47
Q

what was university like under lenin

A

open to everyone, free

48
Q

what was university like under lenin

A

open to everyone, free

49
Q

in 1928 what percentage of children got 4 years education in total

50
Q

what level of literacy was there for the whole population by 1928

51
Q

overall what issues with education were there under lenin

A

inequalities in gender and class and regional

52
Q

during the civil war how many women fought in the red army (L)