Attitudes towards family as social unit 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryRussia 1917-91A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: elle1999Created on: 20-03-17 18:41 What did Family Code 1918 include? Divorce easier, abortion legalised, 1 of 11 What consequences did this have? Divorce highest in Europe- 50%. Abortion outnumbered live births 3:1 2 of 11 What was Great Retreat 1936? Retreat back to traditional values.Free marriages illegal, homosexuality, divorce more expensive, pregnant women given security, tax on single people. 3 of 11 Why did this happen? Government concerned at speed at which family values deteriorating. 4 of 11 How did this change under Khrushchev? 1955- abortion legalised, more emphasis on women caring and family better supported but inadequate support. 5 of 11 What was Brezhnev's policy? Return to traditional values 6 of 11 What did this include? Family Code 1968 7 of 11 What problems did he face? 1/3 marriages ended in divorce, strain on family due to inadequate supply of housing, alcoholism and declining rate of population. 8 of 11 How any women were in work by 1960? 49% 9 of 11 What else did Khrushchev stress? Work of elderly in relieving childcare 10 of 11 What was introduced in 1981? Birth incentives 11 of 11
ussr ; social developments ; role women / fambly ; changing gov attitudes to fambly as social unit 0.0 / 5
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