The Impact of the Civil War, 1918–21 (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards

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Year Bolshevik Party renamed Communist Party

1918

Party-state definition

Govt based on Communist Party control, not soviet democracy

The 'Reds' in Civil War

Communists

War Communism purpose

Centralise state control over production & distribution

Nomenklatura definition

Trusted Party members who implemented policy without question

Effective government of Russia from 1920

Politburo

Cheka creation date

December 1917

Red Terror definition

Systematic violence campaign by Cheka to suppress opposition

Trotsky's role in Civil War

Leader of Red Army

Civil War turning point

Summer 1919 - failed capture of Petrograd & Moscow

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Communist Government: Establishing Communist Party Control, 1917–24

Communist Government: Stalin in Power, 1928–53

Communist Government: Reform, Stability and Stagnation, 1953–85

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Towards a Command Economy, 1917–28

Industrial and Agricultural Change: The Stalin era

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Economic Priorities, 1953–85

Control of the People: Media, Propaganda and Religion

Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

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Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

Interpretations: Gorbachev and Yeltsin

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Communist Government: Establishing Communist Party Control, 1917–24

Communist Government: Stalin in Power, 1928–53

Communist Government: Reform, Stability and Stagnation, 1953–85

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Towards a Command Economy, 1917–28

Industrial and Agricultural Change: The Stalin era

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Economic Priorities, 1953–85

Control of the People: Media, Propaganda and Religion

Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

Show more

Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

Interpretations: Gorbachev and Yeltsin

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Communist Government: Establishing Communist Party Control, 1917–24

Communist Government: Stalin in Power, 1928–53

Communist Government: Reform, Stability and Stagnation, 1953–85

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Towards a Command Economy, 1917–28

Industrial and Agricultural Change: The Stalin era

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Economic Priorities, 1953–85

Control of the People: Media, Propaganda and Religion

Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

Show more

Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

Interpretations: Gorbachev and Yeltsin

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Summary

Communist Government: Establishing Communist Party Control, 1917–24

Communist Government: Stalin in Power, 1928–53

Communist Government: Reform, Stability and Stagnation, 1953–85

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Towards a Command Economy, 1917–28

Industrial and Agricultural Change: The Stalin era

Industrial and Agricultural Change: Economic Priorities, 1953–85

Control of the People: Media, Propaganda and Religion

Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

Show more

Control of the People: The Secret Police

Control of the People: The State and Cultural Change

Social Developments: Social Security

Social Developments: Women and the Family

Social Developments: Education and Young People

Interpretations: Economic Weaknesses and the Failure of Reform

Interpretations: Gorbachev’s Political Reforms

Interpretations: The Impact of the Nationalist Resurgence

Interpretations: Gorbachev and Yeltsin

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