ussr ; economy ; lenin ; war communism 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryRussia - 19th and 20th centuryA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 26-04-18 11:48 WHY? DGDG 1 of 50 what did they want to ensure the army had? enough food and resources for victory 2 of 50 - ideological basis gdfg 3 of 50 the measures went along with which long-term bolshevik aim? to abolish private enterprise so could b seen application ideology early 4 of 50 what did wwi mean for some bolsheviks? old world had been destroyed and they could build anew on marxist lines 5 of 50 what was seen by some bolsheviks as release from capitalism? collapse of russian currency and replacement with bartering 6 of 50 when what wasit rlly caused by? raging inflation 7 of 50 what was result of optomism? radicalisation of policy 8 of 50 pushing bolshevik leadership to do what before originally intended? implement wide-scale nationalisation 9 of 50 when did this happen? june 18 10 of 50 where all industries of how many workers were nationalised? 10+ 11 of 50 - response to economic collapse reality bdfd 12 of 50 what was the economy like when when bolsheviks inherited it? near collapse 13 of 50 state direction of economy had been key feature of what? many europena countries in wwi 14 of 50 so it could be said more practical than ideologicla 15 of 50 - reaction to early bolsheivk excesses dgd 16 of 50 in some senses war communism was response to problems from what? rush early bolshevik decrees 17 of 50 some policies for givin control to workers proved to be what? idealistic and unworkable 18 of 50 especially in which context? civil war emergency 19 of 50 abolition of what was reversed? army ranks 20 of 50 and who had to be used to create some order in industry? factory managers 21 of 50 KEY FEATURES WAR COMMUNISM GDG 22 of 50 was this planned or no? nah more like just ad hoc responses to eco and political realities that developed 23 of 50 what were the only workplaces exempt from nationalisation of industry? those with fewr than 10 workers 24 of 50 was there any compensation? nope 25 of 50 all industry placed under control of state through what? veshenka 26 of 50 set up when? december 1917 27 of 50 what was reintroduced in industry? hierarchial structures 28 of 50 in factories what was replaced by management to instil discippline in workers? workers' councils 29 of 50 what was introduced in factories? harsh military-style discipline 30 of 50 what was introduced for all workers on strike? death penalty 31 of 50 what were the unemployed forced to join? 'labour armies' 32 of 50 and sent to wokr on projects like? road building and woodland clearance 33 of 50 all workers expeted to volunteer for unpaid work on? 'communist saturdays' 34 of 50 which were days designed for? serving the party 35 of 50 what happened to all private tradin? banned 36 of 50 who was trade to be controlled by? state 37 of 50 but bc couldn't satisfy demands what happened? large nitty black market developed 38 of 50 why did transactions including money become limited? massive inflation 39 of 50 how did many workers tend to recieve their wages? goods > money 40 of 50 what happened in order to feed army and towns? forcible requisitioning of food from peasants 41 of 50 around how many bolshevik volunteers were used to seize grain? 150,000 42 of 50 what did gov attempt to use to spy on hoarding peasants? Committees of the Village Poor 43 of 50 what was result? rise in countryside tension and serious violence outbreaks 44 of 50 often directed at? requisitoning teams (can't imagine why) 45 of 50 what became commonplace? malnutrition and starvation 46 of 50 why was rationing introduced? to ensure wokrers in cities were fed despite food shortages 47 of 50 which workers recieved preferential treatment? industrial that'** work was crucial to war effort 48 of 50 what state did WC leave economy in? collapse 49 of 50 in '21 what fraction of '13 figure was industrial production? 1/5 50 of 50
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