'Peasant population' presentation slideshows

NEW ECONOMIC POLICY (I)

NEW ECONOMIC POLICY (I). Lenin replaced War Communism with New Economic Policy (NEP) in 1921 Never saw it as permanent policy but as a temporary retreat from socialism that would give Russia a chance to recover economically and socially. NEW ECONOMIC POLICY (II). Provisions

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Russian Revolution

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Objective(s)

Objective(s). Trace the political, social, and cultural developments of early modern Russia. Contrast the development of Russia with that of Western Europe. Early Modern Russia: 1450-1800. I. Liberation.

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The Russian Revolution

The Russian Revolution. The Peasants. The peasant population grew from 50-75 million from 1860-1900. Resulted in growing shortage of land Until 1906, peasants did not have right to own their own land 2 out of 3 households were unable to feed themselves w/o going into debt.

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Why economic growth may have been the reason for the survival of Tsarism between 1905 and 1914

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