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

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Collectivisation: successes and failures
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What were the large collective farms called under Stalin's collectivisation policy?

Kolkhoz

What did Machine Tractor Stations (MTS) provide to collective farms?

Tractors and other machinery

By 1933, what percentage of all arable land was collectivised?

83%

What did collectivisation free up to support Stalin's industrialisation?

Millions of workers for factories

Which group's power did collectivisation break in the countryside?

Kulaks (wealthy peasants)

How many people died in the famine of 1932-33 across the Soviet Union?

At least 3.3 million

Why did peasants have nothing to eat during the famine?

They destroyed crops rather than hand them over

What percentage of USSR's food came from private plots despite being only 4% of farming area?

30%

What made it extremely difficult for people to leave collective farms?

Internal passports

How many Ukrainians died in the Holodomor famine?

Approximately 3 million

In which year did the Soviet government end the rationing system?

1934

Why did kolkhozniks (collective farm workers) show little motivation to work hard?

They got same rewards regardless of effort

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