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Table of Contents . Marxism 11.26 Marxism 11.27 Stages of History 11.28 Russian Revolution 11.29 Stalinism 12.03 MAKE UP WORK 12.03. Stalinism ___ 12.03. Agenda: Do Now Notes Video Readings TTL. By 1921… Bolsheviks establish the Soviet Union

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  1. Table of Contents • Marxism 11.26 • Marxism 11.27 • Stages of History 11.28 • Russian Revolution 11.29 • Stalinism 12.03 MAKE UP WORK 12.03

  2. Stalinism ___12.03 Agenda: • Do Now • Notes • Video • Readings • TTL

  3. By 1921… • Bolsheviks establish the Soviet Union • Russia’s economy is devastated from war (WWI + civil war between Bolsheviks and capitalists) • Roads/railroads/telephone lines all down, not functioning.

  4. New Economic Policy (NEP) • Lenin’s plan: • private + public property • free trade (peasants can make profits, but gov’t taxes high %) • meritocracy (best gov’t officials get paid the post) • propaganda campaign (eliminate all opposition to Bolsheviks)

  5. Joseph Stalin • Lenin dies in 1924 and is succeeded by Joseph Stalin. • Stalin implements the first Five Year Plan in 1928: • 250% increase in industrial production within five years • Industrialization  huge factories/ manufacturing centers • Collectivization farmers are forced to live/work together

  6. “We are fifty or a hundred years behind the advanced countries. We must make good this distance in ten years. Either we do it, or they will crush us.” - Joseph Stalin, on the reason for the Five Year Plans

  7. Partner Classwork • Read the article describing the New Economic Policy and Stalin’s Five Year Plan. • Do NOT copy  50% for copied notes

  8. Lenin/Stalin Homework Due Tuesday 12.04 Write a short response of at least TWO paragraphs comparing and contrasting Lenin with Stalin. • How were their personalities/philosophies different? • What were their individual plans for the Soviet economy? How successful were each of these plans? In your response, please use at least SIX terms or details from today’s reading and notes. Underline these details.

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