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Stalin (Chapter 2) (Stalin's Rise To Power (Stalin's manipulation,…

- - - - Aims
        
        Promote equality to align with party's motto
        
        Remove kulaks & rich peasants
        
        Modernise farming and make it more efficient
        
        Move people to work in factories
        
        Support Stalin's industrialisation programme
        
        More food for workers
      - Impacts
        
        Modernised farming & supported Stalin's industrialisation programme (+ve)
        
        Destroyed Soviet farming & resulted in famine (-ve)
        
        7 million died (1932)
        
        Continued food shortages in grain production & lifestock (Until 1935)
        
        Worsened the lives of many peasants (-ve)
        
        Class war against Kulaks
    - - Aims
        
        Strengthen USSR
        
        2nd to USA
        
        Modernise & improve the Soviet economy
        
        Industries-based economy
      - Impacts
        
        Fall in standard of living of the Soviet People- Housing (-ve)
        
        Shortage of homes when workers moved to city
        
        Poor quality goods, wastage & inefficiency (-ve)
        
        Tractors broke down easily, workers no education
        
        Worsened the lives of the people- Working conditions (-ve)
        
        Created jobs for the Soviet people (+ve)
        
        Turned the USSR into highly industrialised nation (+ve)
  - - - Neglect of consumer industry, Soviets lacked basic consumer goods
    - - Show trials, secret police, gulags
- - - - Stalin emerged as leader. Trotsky exiled. (1929)
        
        Great Famine. 7 million died. (1932-1934)
        
        Start of Second Five-Year Plan (1933)
        
        Great Terror (1934-1938)
        
        Collectivisation reaping benefits (1935)