Obj. What events led to the rise of Stalin in Soviet Russia?

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Obj. What events led to the rise of Stalin in Soviet Russia? Cornell Notes Lenin and the Russian Civil War Winning the Russian Civil War Death of Lenin and the Rise of Stalin Stalin’s New Economic Policies

Announcements Birthdays: Erick Alaniz, David Lozano, Robert Campos Homework: Due Wednesday, Terms due Friday

Rise of Lenin and the Russian Civil War In 1917, led by Vladmir Lenin, the Bolsheviks soon took power after the Russian revolution immediately turning the government into a communist “dictatorship of the proletariat” and promising : Peace, Land, and Bread 1918-1921, the country erupted into civil war, as many people resisted the new policies of the Czar such as the take over of private land and companies

Winning the Russian Civil War Vladmir Lenin soon hired Leon Trotsky to conscript loyal peasants into a “Red Army” they soon crushed the “Whites” (anti-communist) --- Over 10 Million people died in the conflict Following the war Lenin: Changed the name of the country to the U.S.S.R (Union of Soviet Socialist Republic) Instituted the NEP (New Economic policy) which allowed some private businesses and land ownership

Death of Lenin and Rise of Stalin In 1924, after multiple strokes, Lenin died. After years of fighting Stalin emerged as the leader of Russia by killing off opponents and exiling the popular Leon Trotsky Facts on Stalin: 1. 2. 3. 4.

Stalin’s New economic policies Stalin soon instituted new policies in order to strengthen his power and industrialize Russia: Removed all private property from wealthy farmers, kulaks in the process known as collectivization Created Five year plans to mass produce industrial products Used forced labor camps to meet goals

Effects of Stalin’s Five-year plans Source C: 1. What were the Gulags? 2. How were prisoners treated? 3. Provide 2 examples of prisoner mistreatment Source D: What was collectivization? What were the positive and negative effects of this program? Source A: What negative effect did Stalin’s policies have on the region of Ukraine? Source B: What were 3 of the positive effects of the 5-year plan in Russia