PPT-From the perspective of Western leaders, Stalin’s actions

Individualism Freedom Human dignity Aggression From the perspective of Western leaders Stalins actions as leader of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics reflected an emphasis on which of the following concepts . Learning Objectives:. Must identify traits of Stalin. Should complete a timeline of his life. Could link events in Russia to his personality. Starter – making inferences:. Look at the pictures on your hand out.. L/O – To identify the significance of ideology in Stalin’s rise to power. Key Questions for this Section. How did ideology . help. Stalin achieve power?. Was Stalin’s ideology . a continuation . L/O – To identify the driving forces behind Stalin’s economic policies. Stalin’s USSR 1924-1953. Origins and Rise to Power. Ideology and Nature of the State. Establishment & Consolidation of his Rule. Power . struggle. 1924 - 27. Lenin . had. not . appointed a successor, but . adviced. other members . of. the . Politburo to remove . Stalin from . power, since he claimed . that. Stalin . had concentrated too much power in his. Yezhov. was relieved from his post as head of the NKVD and shot. . Lavrenty. Beria, a fellow Georgian and Stalin confidant, succeeded him as head of the NKVD. WHAT WAS THE EFFECT OF THE PURGES ON THE SOVIET UNION?. War Communism . (Lenin). . . what. When. . : 1918 -1921. What. : Industry was nationalized, compulsory . labour. was introduced and private trade was suppressed. Why. : because of the desperate need to obtain food for the Red Army & the urban population. manoeuvres . within the politburo. Opposed to the New Economic Policy. Supported rapid industrialisation. Trotsky believed that the extra money the peasants were making should fund industrialisation. Do now. Summarize the main events from the Russian Revolution.. 75 words. Bolshevik Lecture and . Notes. Vocabulary, . Revolution Timeline, Interact with History and Book work sheet are all due.. Do Not Shout out your answer!. Constituent Assembly. War Communism. Cheka. War on Factions. Revolt and Response. Kronstadt. Rebellion. New Economic Policy (NEP). Stalin’s Rise to Power. Deification of Lenin. Power Struggle. Party Politics. Mr. Daniel Lazar. Stalin: Hot . Emo. Hipster cum Statesman. c. 1902. Yalta, 1945. Building the USSR. 1922 . Constitution was democratic and socialist. Supreme Soviet. = elected legislature. Universal suffrage (18 and older). Pat Tillman. The news about Crimea. Propaganda in Modern Times. Strict & Censored. Secret police. Religion & art banned. Imprisonment &death to opposition. 1934 Purge. Large scale elimination of enemies. Stalinist Russia. Agricultural Revolution. Stalin’s agricultural revolution was also successful - & far more brutal- than his industrial revolution. . In 1928, the government began to . seize . Engelsina. became a minor celebrity, but her parents weren’t so lucky. Her father ‘disappeared’ and when her mother protested she was sent into exile where she died. However, when Stalin himself . The Russian Revolution. Review.. 15. Who fought in the Russian Civil War? . 14. What did Lenin promise Russia when he took control?. 13. Which two figures were in charge following the October Revolution?.