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por YAVANIK RAMACHANDRAN N/A hace 9 años

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Stalin's Social Imapct

During Stalin's rule, several significant social changes were implemented in the Soviet Union. Education was made compulsory for nine years and was heavily infused with communist propaganda, leading to a dramatic rise in literacy rates among both males and females.

Stalin's Social Imapct

Stalin's Social Imapct

Women's Entry into workforce

Women were encouraged to join and childcare centres were built to help take care of children

New Soviet Man

People were encouraged to work hard and give 100% effort
Exemplary individuals called'Stakhanovites'

Lack of consumer Goods

5-Year Plans were unrealistic and focused on agricultural and industrial targets

Famine

Continued to sell grains even though production fell.
Resulted in the Great Famine

Compulsory Education and literacy rates

Lteracy rates rose from 40% to 94% for males and 13% to 64% for females.
Education made compulsory for 9 years for free and loaded with communist propaganda

Minority Nationalities

People who wanted more independence or hated Russia were arrested and shot.
Allowed to keep their language and ethnics but leaders were all elected and controlled by Moscow
Republics and minority races were controlled by Stalin.

Fall In standard of living

Many forced to live in cramped conditions with little or no running water and poor sanitation
Shortage of housing
Worsened by the fact that industrialization caused many people to move to the city

State Control of society

Members of the working class were given preferential treatment.
Subtopic
The state was the only distributor of goods.
Long queues were common as industries could not meet all the needs of people.
Private Enterprises are illegal