Women in town and countryside 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryRussia 1917-91A2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: elle1999Created on: 20-03-17 17:47 What was a slogan used at start of 20th century? "The harder you beat your wife the better the soup will taste" 1 of 13 What legislation did Lenin put in place? Abortion legalised, divorce much easier, term 'baba' banned. 2 of 13 How effective were these methods? 70% divorces initiated by men, slower for Islamic women. 3 of 13 How did collectivisation and industrialisation impact countryside? Agricultural lower wages, women moved to towns. Women forced to work ploughs,WW2 accelerated trends 4 of 13 What was introduced in 1974 that changed this? Allowed to move to towns. 5 of 13 What impact did industrialisation have on towns? Forced women to work as socialist duty. Women dominated light industry and built underground. 6 of 13 How did education help? 20% higher education allocated to women, 40% engineers women. 7 of 13 What was magazine for privileged women called? Socially active women 8 of 13 How successful was ussr at promoting equality? Women turned down from war but due to losses had to allow more women. 9 of 13 How did policies have a positive impact on women in politics? 1917- women gained right to vote 10 of 13 How were effects not so positive? 10% Party membership women, only 7 central committee member before WW2 women 11 of 13 Who was first full candidate? Furtseva 1957 next woman was in 1988 12 of 13 Who were role models? Ballerinas, actress War and Peace, Tereshekova 1963. 13 of 13
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