Economic and social changes, 1924–41 (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Collectivisation: successes and failures
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Collectivisation definition

Stalin's policy: combine small farms into large collective farms (kolkhoz)

Kolkhoz

Large collective farms

MTS (Machine Tractor Stations) role

Provided tractors & machinery to collective farms

% arable land collectivised by 1933

83%

% farmland collectivised by 1935

90%

% peasant households in collective farms by 1933

64%

1932-33 famine death toll

At least 3.3 million people

Kulaks

Wealthy peasants

Private plots: % of USSR food vs % of area

30% of food from only 4% of area

Holodomor

Ukrainian famine, 1932-33

Ukrainian famine deaths

Approx. 3 million Ukrainians

Year rationing ended

1934

Kolkhozniks

Collective farm workers

Year 'liquidation of kulaks as a class' announced

1929

Main purposes of collectivisation

Modernise farming & support industrialisation

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