Problems With The NEP/Peasants
Mind map on the problems with the NEP and the problems with the Peasants in Stalin's Russia during the late 1920's
- Created by: Chandepala
- Created on: 10-11-13 00:27
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- Problems With The NEP
- Thousands of workers did not have jobs at all
- The gap between the workers and the upper class was too large
- Workers had to live in poor, overcrowded houses.
- The peasants/market traders charged too high prices
- Women were forced out of their jobs or to move from skilled to unskilled work after the Red Army was demobilized
- Large numbers of jobless, unsupported women ended up on the streets
- Thousands of young people were parent-less and rootless, forming gangs and raising crime levels in the city ruining the 'worker paradise'
- Problems With The Peasants
- They didn't produce enough grain
- They didn't have the equipment
- Relied on traditional agricultural methods
- The peasants had a bad relationship with the Government
- People had small areas of land so they ate most of what they produced
- Peasants began to feed grain to animals instead of selling it
- They had no use for surplus money
- Grain had to be seiged, peasants recieved no money
- They didn't produce enough grain
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