'War communism' diaporamas de présentation

Comparative Economic Systems and Centrally Planned Economies

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What factors led to the rise of the authoritarian regimes?

What factors led to the rise of the authoritarian regimes?. Political factors Redistribution of land and resources after World War I caused political shifts and discontentment

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World After World War I

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The United States and the Post World War I Order

The United States and the Post World War I Order. 1920-41. The League of Nations. Recap of Wilson and League of Nations Wilson vs. Senate Consequences of US non-involvement. Problems after World War I. Large numbers in casualties Economic. Post World War I Europe. France.

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1914-Present

1914-Present. World War I. Alliances Western/Eastern Fronts Technology Homefront: Propaganda, shortages, rationing Colonial involvement Treaty of Versailles League of Nations. Consequences of World War I. Increased nationalism in colonized areas Genocide in Armenia

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Chapter 23

Chapter 23 . War & Revolution . Section 1. WWI: Causes & the Early Years. Causes of the War . Imperialism & Nationalism Triple Alliance (Central Powers) Triple Entente (Allied Powers) Internal Dissent socialist parties & groups Militarism War Plans!. Outbreak of War: Assassination .

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VCE Russian Revolution lecture

VCE Russian Revolution lecture. AOS 1 & 2 Studied as 1 st or 2 nd Rev. AOS 1 1905-1917. Why study History? Greatest stories, people: individuals, communities, countries, soul, quest for truth

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America Joins the Allies

America Joins the Allies. US Enters war. US attempted to stay neutral and Wilson encouraged neutrality . However in 1914 1/3 rd of Americans were foreign born. Many of these individuals supported their home countries though most sided with Britain and France . 3 positions on war :

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The First Waves of Revolution

The First Waves of Revolution. -Mexican Revolution -Russian Revolution -Chinese Revolution. Russian Revolution. Russian Revolution. March 1917- Food riots and strikes broke out in St. Petersburg-caused by wartime misery Rioters wished for a new political regime

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The Civil War

The Civil War. Revision Test. 1. Why were the US, Britain and France alarmed by the Bolshevik takeover?. The tsar had been put to death. They feared Russia would support Germany in the First World War. The Bolsheviks wanted world revolution.

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Holodomor

Holodomor. Historical Outline. Russian Empire late to industrialization late to democratic reform citizens lacked rights enjoyed by most Europeans. Russian Empire. Czar Nicholas II Russia not prepared for WWI problems on the front food riots broke out in the cities

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USSR under Joseph Stalin

USSR under Joseph Stalin. War Communism (Lenin). what When : 1918 -1921 What : Industry was nationalized, compulsory labour was introduced and private trade was suppressed Why : because of the desperate need to obtain food for the Red Army & the urban population

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L ecture 31+32

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Dmytro Ostapenko d.ostapenko@latrobe.au

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Civil War, 1918-1921

Civil War, 1918-1921. Bolsheviks overthrew Provisional Government Most applauded All-Socialist Coalition Government Lenin refused January 1918: Constituent Assembly March 1918: Treaty of Brest-Litovsk. Civil War (cont.). Reds (pro-Bolshevik troops)

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Analyzing primary sources : * Describe how each of the primary

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NEP

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collectivisation

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Russia 1917-24

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