III. Soviet Union

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III. Soviet Union

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THE SOVIET UNION

THE SOVIET UNION. Chapter 29 Section 4. What did Lenin accomplish? (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov). Nationalization – all major industries under state control NEP Some private businesses allowed to operate Name changed - U.S.S.R. Social Classes - Communist party bosses at top

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11 Former Soviet Union

11 Former Soviet Union. Hserv 482. Learning Objectives. describe the health achievements of countries of the Soviet Union from its origins to its demise discuss possible reasons for the decline of health in countries of the former Soviet Union STUDENT IMPRESSIONS/EXERIENCES?.

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Russia/ SOVIET UNION

Russia/ SOVIET UNION. Russia 900-1917 Soviet Union (USSR) 1917-1991 Russia 1991-present. Communism. A system where the government controls all the factories, farmland, jobs, healthcare – basically everything . The symbol for it is the Hammer (factory workers)

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POST-WAR SOVIET UNION

POST-WAR SOVIET UNION. POST-WAR SOVIET UNION. RESULTS OF WAR. Economic & physical devastation. Upsurge of patriotism & Russian nationalism. Relaxation of Stalin’s tight control. Closer ties with West. Super power status. POST-WAR SOVIET UNION. POST-WAR STALINISM. Rebuilding.

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Soviet Union… The End

Soviet Union… The End. Soviet Union… The End. Mikhail Gorbachev became the leader of the Soviet Union in the late 1980’s Policies: 1. Glasnost – “Openness” : aimed at ending the soviet habit of hiding the nation’s activities in a cloak of secrecy

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Soviet Union - USSR

Germany. STALIN. Mussolini. Hitler. Italy. Soviet Union - USSR. Political: Communism; strengthen communism in the Soviet Union. The spread of communism by worker’s revolutions throughout the world; state ownership of property; eventual rule by the working class.

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The Soviet Union and Stalin

13.4 Notes. The Soviet Union and Stalin. Standard and Objective. 10.7.3 Analyze the rise of totalitarian regimes… To understand the Soviet Union under Stalin. I. A Totalitarian State. Joseph Stalin took over after Lenin’s death Turned Soviet Union into totalitarian state

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Russia → Soviet Union (USSR)

Russia → Soviet Union (USSR). Serra , Avani , Zachi , and Seth . Command Economy. Economy where the government is in control of businesses rather then company owners. Under Stalin’s rule this was the way businesses were owned. Five Year Plan.

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Soviet Union under Stalin

Soviet Union under Stalin. -Charismatic leader - Authoritarian -Secret police used to squash opposition = fear -State more important than individual -Indoctrination (teach, brainwash, program)  Communism -propaganda -censorship . -Government takes total control of the state (country)

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Soviet Union

Soviet Union. North Korea’s Capital. 38 th Parallel. 38th Parallel. U.S. South Korea’s Capital. Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Dr. Syngman Rhee-South Korean Leader -August 15, 1947. North Korean Leader (s) Kim IL Sung (and Kim IL Jung). UN Commander Gen. MacArthur. 4.2 inch Mortar Crew.

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Soviet Union

Soviet Union. 1985-1991. 1985. Failed attempts at reform Stagnant economy (oil prices dropped) War in Afghanistan Surge of nationalism in “republics” Baltic states Eastern bloc Mikhail Gorbache v allowed open criticism. 1991. Boris Yeltsin seized power in a coup

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Soviet Union

Soviet Union. Communism in economics. Is not about quality but quantity . Soviet Union’s Economy . From 1966 to 1970 under Leonid Brezhnev the Gross National Product (GNP) grew at a rate of around 5.3 percent per year.

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THE SOVIET UNION

THE SOVIET UNION. Chapter 29 Section 4. Social Changes in the Soviet Union. What did Lenin accomplish? (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov). Nationalization – all major industries under state control NEP Some private ownership of businesses and farms allowed to operate Name changed - U.S.S.R.

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Soviet Union Takeover

Soviet Union Takeover. By: Zayd Fattah. Date: 10-18-12 Block: 2nd. What Led to the Soviet Takeover. Shortly after the Russian Revolution had ended, the Soviet Union had started providing aid and assistance to Afghanistan.

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Unit III: Stalin & the Soviet Union

Unit III: Stalin & the Soviet Union. The Left - TROTSKY end NEP rapid industrial growth & collectivization “Continuous Revolution”. The Right - BUKHARIN keep the NEP slow industrial growth w/ some free enterprise “Socialism in one Country”. Stalin vs. Trotsky.

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Soviet Union Physical Geography

Soviet Union Physical Geography. Temps, Precip., Vegetation, Land Use Natural regions Effects on human settlement. Temperatures. High summer-winter contrast. Russia. Russia. Why Russia is cold. Northern location (Moscow N of Edmonton) Moderating oceans far away (“continentality”)

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Soviet Union Under Stalin

Soviet Union Under Stalin. Ioseb Besarionis dze Jughashvili. Born on December 18, 1878 in Gori, Tiflis Governorate (Georgia) Stalin discovered the writings of Lenin and decided to become a Marxist revolutionary, joining the Bolsheviks in 1903.

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The Soviet Union

The Soviet Union. Stalin I. Death of Lenin. In 1924 Lenin died. The rule of the first Communist leader was over. The Rise of Stalin. Born into poverty. Not well educated. Was seen a a crude man. Was also cold, hard and cruel Would use brutality and murder to enforce his reign as dictator.

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Soviet Union Under Stalin

Soviet Union Under Stalin. Stalin's Five-Year Plan. Stalin proposed the first of several "five-year plans" in 1928. It was aimed at building heavy industry, improving transportation, and increasing farm output. Government now controlled all economic activity.

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The soviet union

Ch. 26—Political Experiments in the 1920’s. The soviet union. Established after the Red-White Civil War Created in December 1922 Officially named the “Union of Soviet Socialist Republics” (USSR or CCCP). The soviet union. Implements the New Economic Policy (NEP) after the Red-White Civil War

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The Soviet Union

The Soviet Union. Stalin Part II. A Command Economy. In a command economy the government makes all economic decisions. The government controls all the farms, factories and businesses. Stalin Pushes Forward.

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United States v. Soviet Union

Capitalism Private ownership of industry Freedom of competition Survival of the fittest Laissez-faire: government keeps “hands off” Creates different economic classes. Socialism Government ownership of industry Created as reaction to capitalism Goal is to bring economic equality to people

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Presentation Transcript

THE SOVIET UNION

11 Former Soviet Union

Russia/ SOVIET UNION

POST-WAR SOVIET UNION

Soviet Union… The End

Soviet Union - USSR

The Soviet Union and Stalin

Russia → Soviet Union (USSR)

Soviet Union under Stalin

Soviet Union

Soviet Union

Soviet Union

THE SOVIET UNION

Soviet Union Takeover

Unit III: Stalin &amp; the Soviet Union

Soviet Union Physical Geography

Soviet Union Under Stalin

The Soviet Union

Soviet Union Under Stalin

The soviet union

The Soviet Union

United States v. Soviet Union

Unit III: Stalin & the Soviet Union