How Far Do You Agree That Important Changes During The Russian Revolution
Worksheet 3
1) Firstly they agreed that important changes brought about by revolution had to be preserved. Secondly, at a fundamental level, all of the contenders believed that history was moving towards a socialist and then a communist society. Thirdly, the contenders were passionate believers of that one day the revolution would spread to Europe and then to the whole world.
2) ‘Leninism’ meant the ideas of Lenin. The first form of Leninism focused on Lenin’s policies during the civil war of 1918-1921. The second form of Leninism took inspiration from the ‘New economic policy’ introduced in 1921.
3) The left wing party was represented by Trotsky throughout the 1920’s. The right wing by Bukharin. Zinoviev and Kamenev switched between the right and left in 1925, …show more content…
They claimed that the unique character of the Russian revolution would allow the general victory of socialism in Russia. They believed that the revolution would be successful because of the alliance between the workers and peasants. This alliance made Russia economically self-sufficient therefore foreign aid was unnecessary.
The future of the revolution
1) A bureaucracy is a system of administration or management where administration or management where administrative work is delegated to a large number of officials.
2) Lenin was worried that Trotsky may take over as dictator.
3) The left wing feared that the bureaucrats who had joined the party for the main purpose of getting well-paid jobs lacked the revolutionary spirit and commitment necessary to fight capitalism.
4) The Lenin enrolment admitted poorly educated workers into party membership.
5) Napoleon Bonaparte was the leader of a revolutionary army. Many said that was similar to Trotsky as they thought that he could use his position as head of the red army to become a military dictator, which would mean the end of the communist party.
1) Firstly they agreed that important changes brought about by revolution had to be preserved. Secondly, at a fundamental level, all of the contenders believed that history was moving towards a socialist and then a communist society. Thirdly, the contenders were passionate believers of that one day the revolution would spread to Europe and then to the whole world.
2) ‘Leninism’ meant the ideas of Lenin. The first form of Leninism focused on Lenin’s policies during the civil war of 1918-1921. The second form of Leninism took inspiration from the ‘New economic policy’ introduced in 1921.
3) The left wing party was represented by Trotsky throughout the 1920’s. The right wing by Bukharin. Zinoviev and Kamenev switched between the right and left in 1925, …show more content…
They claimed that the unique character of the Russian revolution would allow the general victory of socialism in Russia. They believed that the revolution would be successful because of the alliance between the workers and peasants. This alliance made Russia economically self-sufficient therefore foreign aid was unnecessary.
The future of the revolution
1) A bureaucracy is a system of administration or management where administration or management where administrative work is delegated to a large number of officials.
2) Lenin was worried that Trotsky may take over as dictator.
3) The left wing feared that the bureaucrats who had joined the party for the main purpose of getting well-paid jobs lacked the revolutionary spirit and commitment necessary to fight capitalism.
4) The Lenin enrolment admitted poorly educated workers into party membership.
5) Napoleon Bonaparte was the leader of a revolutionary army. Many said that was similar to Trotsky as they thought that he could use his position as head of the red army to become a military dictator, which would mean the end of the communist party.