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Life in Russia Under Stalin

Stalin built a police state.

Stalin had forced the soviet union into a totalitarianism regime.

The government controlled all of the newspaper stands.

Moa Zedong transformed China into a totalitarianism state.

The Great Purge was launched in 1937.

Total Control Achieved

China fell under the infuence of Karl Marx's theories.

Stalin builds a totalitarian state

  • In 1930 Stalin had forcibly transformed the Soviet Union into a totalitarian regime.
  • Stalin stood unopposed as a dictator.
  • Stalin would not tolerate individual creativity.
  • China fell under the influence of Karl Marx's theories.
  • Moa Zedong would pave the way for transforming China into a totalitarian communist state.
  • Stalin built a police state to maintain his power.
  • In 1937 he launched the Great Purge.
  • The Great Purge was a campaign of terror directed at eliminating anyone who threatened his power.
  • Stalin's government controlled all newspaper, radios, and other sources of information.
  • Communists aimed to replace religious teachings with the ideals of communism.

Collective Farms in 1928.

The goverment made all the economic decisions.

Stalin came up with the 5 year plan.

Stalin seizes control of the economy

  • In 1928 Stalin's plan called for a command economy.
  • Government made all economic decisions.
  • Stalin outlined the first several 5 year plan for the development of the Soviet Union's economy.
  • In 1928 the government seized over 25 million privately owned farms in the USSR.
  • Farms were combined into one large government owned farm called a collective farm.

Bolshevik Revolution declared men and women equal.

People became better educated.

Daily life under Stalin

75% of women were soviet doctors.

  • People became better educated and mastered new technical skills.
  • In 1917 the Bolshevik Revolution declared men and women equal.
  • In 1950 women made up 75% of soviet doctors.
  • After Stalin became dictator, women helped the state-controlled economy prosper.
  • Beside having full time jobs, women were responsible for housework and childcare.
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