Social Developments

Question 1

Prodraspred organised rationing

Answer 1

L, 1917

Question 2

women got the vote

Answer 2

L, 1917

Question 3

32% rate literacy

Answer 3

L, 1917

Question 4

women got Government jobs

Answer 4

L, 1917

Question 5

Komsomol

Answer 5

L, 1918

Question 6

Food rations

Answer 6

L, 1918

Question 7

Compulsory labour

Answer 7

L, Sept 1918

Question 8

Unified labour schools

Answer 8

L, Oct 1918

Question 9

10% of the Party was made up of women

Answer 9

L, Oct 1918

Question 10

75% metal workers in Petrograd = unemployed

Answer 10

L, March 1918

Question 11

700,000 women in red army

Answer 11

L, 1918-1921

Question 12

Zhenotdel created

Answer 12

L, 1919

Question 13

Decree on Illiteracy

Answer 13

L, 1919

Question 14

8 female tractor drivers

Answer 14

L, 1921

Question 15

Young Pioneers

Answer 15

L, 1922

Question 16

100% Red Army literate

Answer 16

L, 1925

Question 17

Postcard divorce

Answer 17

L, 1926

Question 18

Fees for Primary school abolished

Answer 18

L, 1927

Question 19

Uni enrolment up 375%

Answer 19

S, 1940

Question 20

University access up 800%

Answer 20

S, 1939

Question 21

60% kids got 4 years education

Answer 21

S, 1928

Question 22

women make up 12% of the party

Answer 22

S, 1928

Question 23

3 million women were in industry

Answer 23

S, 1928

Question 24

Kommonalka start being built

Answer 24

S, 1929

Question 25

volunteers to remove illiteracy

Answer 25

S, 1930

Question 26

Zhenotdel abolished

Answer 26

S, 1930

Question 27

All party members vaccinated but 10,000 cases of malaria in 1 year among workers

Answer 27

S, 1932

Question 28

95% primary school aged kids in primary schools

Answer 28

S, 1932

Question 29

Worker and Kolkhoz Woman

Answer 29

S, 1937

Question 30

literacy rates, urban-94% vs rural-86% and men-97% vs women-90%

Answer 30

S, 1939

Question 31

13 million women in industry

Answer 31

S, 1940

Question 32

41% HI workers are women

Answer 32

S, 1940

Question 33

50,000 female tractor drivers

Answer 33

S, 1940

Question 34

international passports

Answer 34

S, 1940

Question 35

Kommunalka down from 5.5m to 4m squared

Answer 35

S, 1940

Question 36

Labour reserve schools for men

Answer 36

S, 1940

Question 37

women in war: night witches, 75% workers are women

Answer 37

S, 1941-1945

Question 38

Gender segregation in secondary schools

Answer 38

S, 1943

Question 39

800,000 women had served combat roles

Answer 39

S, 1945

Question 40

communal canteens

Answer 40

S, 1947

Question 41

universal access to vaccines

Answer 41

S, 1947

Question 42

infant mortality down 50% since 1940

Answer 42

S, 1950

Question 43

number of medical doctors up 2/3 since 1947

Answer 43

S, 1952

Question 44

4.2 million man trained in labour reserve schools since 1946

Answer 44

S, 1952

Question 45

women never made up >4% of central committee from here onwards

Answer 45

S, 1953

Question 46

doubled health budget to 44 million roubles

Answer 46

K, 1959

Question 47

1.5 million teachers, 19% of whom were uni educated

Answer 47

K, 1953

Question 48

women recruited for virgin lands scheme

Answer 48

K, 1953

Question 49

abortion legalised

Answer 49

K, 1955

Question 50

women were 49% of the workforce

Answer 50

K, 1955

Question 51

women got 60% of mens pay

Answer 51

K, 1955

Question 52

maternity leave increased from 77 to 112 days

Answer 52

K, 1955

Question 53

fees abolished for secondary school and uni

Answer 53

K, 1956

Question 54

minimum wage

Answer 54

K, 1956

Question 55

urban housing doubled - khrushchyovka

Answer 55

K, 1955

Question 56

6400 women in virgin lands scheme

Answer 56

K, 1958

Question 57

more paid holidays and a working week was introduced

Answer 57

K, 1957

Question 58

27% of local soviets were women

Answer 58

K, 1959

Question 59

75% of secondary school kids complete secondary school

Answer 59

K, 1959

Question 60

2.2 million teaachers 40% of whom were uni educated

Answer 60

K, 1964

Question 61

curriculum reforms

Answer 61

K, 1961

Question 62

death rate - 7.3/1000

Answer 62

B, 1965

Question 63

healthcare spending increased 4-5% pa from when

Answer 63

B, 1965

Question 64

wages rose 50%

Answer 64

B, 1967-1977

Question 65

soviet constitution improved stability

Answer 65

B, 1977

Question 66

72% of lowest paid farmers were women

Answer 66

B, 1970

Question 67

BAM

Answer 67

B, 1974

Question 68

lowered pension age for women from 60 to 55

Answer 68

B, 1974

Question 69

women spent 2x more time on domestic chores than men

Answer 69

B, 1982

Question 70

abandoned compulsory secondary education

Answer 70

B, 1976

Question 71

70% teachers had uni education

Answer 71

B, 1978

Question 72

Almanac (feminist movement)

Answer 72

B, 1979

Question 73

33% local soviets were women

Answer 73

A, 1984