Quiz LibraryHow did Stalin Rise to Power?
Created from Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9R689EvsRUovideo
Concepts covered:Stalin, Communist Party, Lenin enrollment, Socialism spread, New Economic Plan
The video discusses how Stalin rose to power within the Communist Party following Lenin's death, highlighting key events such as the Lenin enrollment and debates over socialism spread and the New Economic Plan. Stalin defeated his opposition by forming alliances and changing policies to gain support within the party.
Table of Contents1.Stalin's Rise to Power in the Soviet Union2.Debates on Permanent Revolution vs. Socialism in One Country3.Debate on Permanent Revolution vs. Socialism in One Country4.Debate on the New Economic Plan and Ideological Tendencies5.The New Economic Policy and Stalin's Rise to Power
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Stalin's Rise to Power in the Soviet Union
Concepts covered:Stalin, Soviet Union, Lenin's death, Communist Party, Lenin enrollment
Exploring Stalin's ascent to leadership within the Soviet Union following Lenin's death, focusing on his key positions within the Communist Party and the initiation of the Lenin enrollment.
Question 1
How did the Lenin Enrollment impact Stalin's power?
Question 2
What was the effect of Lenin's death on the Bolshevik Party?
Question 3
When did Stalin become Secretary General?
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Debates on Permanent Revolution vs. Socialism in One Country
Concepts covered:Permanent Revolution, Socialism in One Country, Lenin, International Spread of Socialism, Ideological Debates
The chapter delves into the ideological division between pursuing a permanent revolution and socialism in one country, highlighting Lenin's belief in the necessity of an international spread of socialism to ensure its existence. The debates also touch on the policy of revolution and the challenges of building socialism in a capitalist world.
Question 4
Why did Lenin support international socialist revolution?
Question 5
What does the concept of permanent revolution advocate?
Question 6
What was a major topic in NEP debates?
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Debate on Permanent Revolution vs. Socialism in One Country
Concepts covered:Permanent Revolution, Socialism in One Country, International Socialist Revolutions, Soviet Union, Failed Revolutions
The chapter discusses the debate between permanent revolution and socialism in one country. It explores the arguments for spreading socialism internationally versus focusing on developing socialism within a single nation.
Question 7
What was a risk of permanent revolution?
Question 8
Why was socialism in one country preferred?
Question 9
What historical event supported socialism in one country?
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Debate on the New Economic Plan and Ideological Tendencies
Concepts covered:New Economic Plan, ideological tendencies, denationalization, mixed economy, privatization
The chapter delves into the New Economic Plan (NEP) and the ideological debates surrounding it. The NEP, despite being associated with communist ideals, introduced capitalist policies like denationalization, leading to the Soviet Union adopting a mixed economy model.
Question 10
Why did the NEP contradict communist ideals?
Question 11
What does denationalization effectively mean?
Question 12
How does privatization differ from nationalization?
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The New Economic Policy and Stalin's Rise to Power
Concepts covered:New Economic Policy, Stalin, industrialization, power struggle, Communist Party
The New Economic Policy (NEP) initially led to a post-civil war boom in Russia, but by 1925, it caused industrial and agricultural decline. Stalin shifted from supporting the NEP to advocating rapid industrialization, leading to a power struggle within the Communist Party.
Question 13
How did Stalin gain support within the party?
Question 14
What tactic did Stalin use to expel opponents?
Question 15
Who did Stalin form an alliance with to defeat Trotsky?

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