- •Introduction
- •1. The subject “ Modern History” , its periodization.
- •2. Foundation of the industrial society, its characteristics
- •3. Socio- political thought.
- •2. Workers’ movement at the end of the
- •Brief content of the lecture
- •First organizations of the working class.
- •Political trends and parties
- •Workers’ movement and political trends in Russia at the end of the XIX- beginning of the XX c.
- •3. Glossary
- •3. The First World War
- •1. Brief content of the lecture
- •1 International situation by the XX century.
- •Situation on the Balkans
- •3.Causes of the wwi
- •4. Main events
- •4. Revolutions of 1917 in Russia
- •Brief content of the lecture
- •2. Revolutions of 1917 in Russia.
- •2. Glossary
- •5.The ussr in the 1920-s
- •1.Brief content of the lecture
- •New economic policy ( nep)
- •2. Political development.
- •6. Capitalist stabilization of the 1920-s World economic crisis of 1929-1933
- •Brief content of the lecture
- •1. Characteristics of the period of capitalist stabilization
- •7. The Second World War
- •1. Brief content of the lecture
- •The Second World War
- •Germany and allies
- •8. Peaceful Regulations after the World War II
- •1. Brief content of the lecture
- •1. Results of the wwii
- •2. Potsdam ( Berlin)conference
- •4. Post-war situation
- •9. The ussr in the 50-70-s
- •1. Brief content of the lecture
- •1. The Soviet Union in the 50-s.
- •10. The ussr in the 1970-80-s
- •1. Brief content of the lecture
- •1.The ussr in the 70-s
- •2. Perestroika in the ussr
- •11.The world in the 50-70-s
- •Brief content of the lecture
- •1 Restoration of the West economy.
- •Industrial society
- •12. East Europe in the 50-60-s
- •1.Popular democracy in East Europe
- •2 Course to socialism in the 1950-s
- •3.Revolutions of the 80-s and their results
- •13. Countries of Asia, Africa, Latin America on the ways of modernization
- •1. Brief content of the lecture
- •14.The Western World by the end of the XX century
- •1. Brief content of the lecture
- •1. Economic crises of the 1970-80-s
- •2 Changes in the 1980-90-s
- •15. New World Tendencies. European and Regional Integration
- •2. European Union, its main bodies
- •3. Regional integration
- •4. Globalization as a process
- •5. Impact and consequences of globalization
2. Glossary
Abolish- упразднять, уничтожать
Serfdom- крепостничество- басыбайлық
Local authorities- местные власти
Official- чиновник- шенеунік
Remnant- остаток, пережиток,- сарқыншак
Pre-capitalist- докапиталистический
Peasants' commune- крестьянская община- қ ауым
Big landowning system- cистема крупного
землевладения
Overthrow- свергать
Provisional government- Временное
правительство
Dual power; diarchy- двоевластие- қос өкімет
Decree- декрет- низам
Reference
M. D. Richards. Revolutions in World History, L.,2005
5.The ussr in the 1920-s
1.Brief content of the lecture
New economic policy ( nep)
Civil war in Soviet Russia
At the beginning of the civil war in 1918 the Soviet government introduced emergency (чрезвычайную) economic policy- war communism.
*Policy of "prodrazverstka”
After the civil war industrial production decreased 7 times. Food shortage was accompanied by inflation. Policy of "prodrazverstka" did not stimulate peasants, trade fell. By 1921, coal production was 10 per cent and iron was 3 per cent of 1913 levels.
The X Congress of the Communist party (of Bolsheviks) in 1921 approved plan of economic development suggested by V.I. Lenin, this plan was called "new economic policy" (NEP). The opposition called NEP " retreat from socialism" The goal of NEP was to revive industrial and food production.
NEP: - was a limited return to market economies
mixed economy was under the state control.
In industry privatization was made: small firms were given to private owners - in 1922 the state had only 1/3 of all enterprises.
**
***In agriculture- prodrazverstka was replaced by tax-in-kind.
Banking system- inflation was stopped by the introducing of stable currency with gold standard.
Results of NEP -improvement of social life. Wealthy businessmen and kulaks emerged.
Grain production was up from 38 to 51 mln tons, factory production doubled
2. Political development.
Foundation of the USSR
After the Lenin's death in 1924 the party of Bolsheviks was separated into 3 blocs, the leaders of which had their own opinions about the ways of development.
Stalin was for acceleration of economic development and proposed his own plan of industrialization and collectivization.
USSR formation. It was Lenin's plan : to unite all republics, their interests should be represented in the supreme organs of power. During the civil war the communist parties of the republics joined their military, economic and financial functions and the next step was to form the political union.
On the 30-th of December, 1922 , the foundation of the Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics was proclaimed. The USSR consisted of: Russian Federation, Byelorussia, Ciscaucasus Federation- (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia-, Ukraine). In 1924 Turkmenia and Uzbekistan (including Tajikistan) joined . Kazakhstan and Kirgizia were autonomous republics of the Russian Federation.
In 1936 new constitution was adopted: it united 12 republics. The supreme organ of power was the Supreme Council of the USSR, it consisted of 2 chambers: Union Council and Council of the Nationalities. The two forms of property were: state property and kolkhoz- cooperative one. Soviet citizens were guaranteed the democratic rights. But these rights were broken very often. During the mass repressions and terror not less than 300 thousand people were shot.
Document. Lenin’s Testament ( 1922)
Since he became General Secretary, Comrade Stalin has concentrated in his hands immeasurable power, and I am not sure that he will always know how to use that power with sufficient caution.
Questions for test
What is war communism?
Main features of NEP. Results of NEP
Causes of the USSR formation.
The USSR due to constitution of 1936
L. Trotsky’s main idea was:
A) world revolution
B) war against fascism
C) treaty with the USA
D) treaty with Germany
New economic policy in the Soviet Russia in the 20-s:
A) was proposed by Stalin
B) was proposed by Lenin
C) was sent from the USA
D) was adopted after treaty with Germany
Private property in the Soviet Republic was permitted during:
A) new economic policy
B) industrialization
C) collectivization
D) second world war
In 1936 the USSR consisted of :
A) 15 republics
B) 12 republics
C) 4 republics
D) 20 republics
Glossary
Approve- одобрять |
|
Retreat – отступление |
шегіну |
Enterprise – предприятие |
кәсіпорын |
Estate – хозяйство |
шаруашылық |
Tax-in-kind -натуральный налог |
|
Supremeө верховный, высший |
жоғарғы |
Chamber -палата |
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Reference
История Отечества.М.,2004, глава « СССР в 20-30-е годы»
Д. Боффа История Советского Союза. Т.1., стр. 153-172, 295-347
The European Dictatorships, p. 37-42 (KAU library)