khrushchev + control 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryUSSRA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 07-11-17 17:56 when did stalin die? '53 1 of 74 what did k's reforms threaten to reduce? power of party officials 2 of 74 what was politburo renamed? presidium 3 of 74 when? '52 4 of 74 what did presidium form post-stalin? collective leadership 5 of 74 who were main competition? beria, malenkov and khrushchev 6 of 74 who initially seemed in the lead? beria 7 of 74 when was an amnesty issued? 27th march '53 8 of 74 how many criminals released? 1M, mainly shot 9 of 74 when was beria arrested? june '53 10 of 74 why? acc being british spy 11 of 74 what happened to him? executed 12 of 74 what did presidium feel this was neccessary to restore? socialist legality 13 of 74 what was socialist legality? the notion that the action of gov/party was subject to law 14 of 74 mainly aimed at? secret police 15 of 74 when k appt first secretary? september '53 16 of 74 what did he use this position to do? appt allies to presidium 17 of 74 much like? stalin 18 of 74 what was central committee given more auth over? both gov and party structures 19 of 74 how many of those appointed to committee in '52 were removed? almost half 20 of 74 by when had khrushchev removed all opponents? '56 21 of 74 when did K feel confident enough to give secret speech? '57 22 of 74 at which party congress? 20th 23 of 74 accusing stalin of? creating a cult / acting like tyrant / using unneccessary terror / economic mistakes 24 of 74 how did K want to rejuvinate soviets? return to leninism 25 of 74 what happened to presidium under destalinisation? regular meetings and central committee resumed 26 of 74 what did giving more power to regional organisations do? decentralise decision making 27 of 74 what did party and gov officials no longer face prison for? not meeting targets 28 of 74 who now controlled secret police? party 29 of 74 what did they lose control over? labour camps 30 of 74 how many political prisoners released? 2M 31 of 74 between which years? '53-'60 32 of 74 what percent of those who'd appealed were returned by '55? 4% 33 of 74 what did heavy punishment remain for? corruption 34 of 74 what could criticism of the party lead to? internal exile / psychiatric hospital sentence 35 of 74 what most controversial aspect of de-stalinisation? moves to de-centralise decision making 36 of 74 who power transferred from / to? from central ministries to regional councils 37 of 74 what did move threaten to reduce? power of party leaders 38 of 74 what did k call group that tried remove him? anti-party group 39 of 74 what year? '57 40 of 74 who led opp.? malenkov and molotov 41 of 74 what did they do? convince presidium to ask for resignation 42 of 74 what did K do? demand it go to central committee as they appointed him 43 of 74 what did they do? reject the move 44 of 74 what happened to molotov? became ambassador to mongolia 45 of 74 and malenkov? in charge of electricity 46 of 74 so neither could? have enough power to cause a coup again 47 of 74 diff between K and stalin? didn't kill rivals 48 of 74 when was Ks power enchanced? march '58 49 of 74 because? became prime minister 50 of 74 who Ks power subject? central committee 51 of 74 which party congress meant further reforms? 22nd 52 of 74 what year? '61 53 of 74 whose body removed? stalin's 54 of 74 major purge of ? local party secretaries 55 of 74 what did k divide party into? agricultural and industrial depts 56 of 74 in? '62 57 of 74 what did this do? reduce power of officials 58 of 74 what did he limit lenghts serve to? three years 59 of 74 which could have? made party more receptive to new ideas 60 of 74 but threatened? power and priveliges of officials 61 of 74 when was K's downfall? '64 62 of 74 cuban missile crisis? '62 63 of 74 main reasons for downfall? eco. mistakes / back down missile crisis / erratic behaviour 64 of 74 year banged shoe @ UN meeting? '60 65 of 74 bad harvest year? '63 66 of 74 who removed him from office? party 67 of 74 who dismisse dhim in '64? central committee 68 of 74 who did his reforms make uneasy? party bureaucrats 69 of 74 what was removing K attempt to do? preserve power 70 of 74 what did K say about ability to be kicked out "stalin would have had them shot" 71 of 74 why did cuban missile crisis occur? usa realised k was helping bild nuclear bases in cuba 72 of 74 when did cuba become communist? '59 73 of 74 what did JFK do to island? put in quarantine 74 of 74
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