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Communism and the Russian Revolution - Communism in Russia

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Create your own at Storyboard That Image Attributions:Marshall Stalin (https://www.flickr.com/photos/nationalarchives/3010332080/) - The National Archives UK - License: No known copyright restrictions (http://flickr.com/commons/usage/)Mansion 1-Close up (https://www.flickr.com/photos/c_frost/8520752907/) - Cristina_Frost - License: Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)Tobolsk Kremlin (https://www.flickr.com/photos/44353614@N02/6065292325/) - Ӎѧҧ@Ҷҿ - License: Attribution (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/)Theory: Society Without ClassesPractice: Society Without ClassesTheory: Private Property is EliminatedPractice: Private Property is EliminatedTheory: Equality Between GendersPractice: Equality Between GendersTheory: Social Ownership of ProductionPractice: Social Ownership of ProductionTheory: Government Won't be NeededIt Will Fade AwayPractice: Government Controls with FearMarx desired a society in which class lines were dissolved. He wanted to end the constant struggle between the working class (proletariat) and the owners (bourgeoisie).Under Stalin, important members of the Communist Party were given large homes and other luxury items.According to Marx, private property made laborers feel alienated. Private property should only exist, "asthe relationship of the entire community to the worldof things”.The land reform revolution that Stalin enforced was devastating to the peasants. The process of forcing peasants on to commonly owned "collective farms" resulted in millions of deaths. According to Marx, oppressing one gender is the same as oppressing a class (like the proletariat) and must be stopped.In reality, Soviet women were expected to perform double duty. In addition to new demanding careers, they were also charged with all housework and child-rearing duties.Marx felt that the proletariat (working class) should own the means of production.Industrial gains were made, but the workers sufferedthrough terrible conditions. Workers were punished, often with violence, for not meeting nearly impossiblequotas. Marx felt that a classless society would govern itself.Eventually, governing institutions would not be needed.Stalin created a totalitarian state. All aspects of life were controlled by the state - often through fear.Marxist TheoryStalin's Reality Workplace Barracks Home Workplace Home We are all middle class! How did theyget such a big house? They belong to "The Party". No need for fences - this land belongs to everyone. ! Government offices closed Government is watching Equal pay atwork and equal responsibilityat home! I'm heading out with my friends! FASTER!
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Communism Lesson Plan - Communism in Russia

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  • Theory: Society Without Classes
  • Marxist Theory
  • We are all middle class!
  • Practice: Society Without Classes
  • Stalin's Reality
  • How did they get such a big house?
  • They belong to "The Party".
  • Marx desired a society in which class lines were dissolved. He wanted to end the constant struggle between the working class (proletariat) and the owners (bourgeoisie).
  • Theory: Private Property is Eliminated
  • Under Stalin, important members of the Communist Party were given large homes and other luxury items.
  • Practice: Private Property is Eliminated
  • No need for fences - this land belongs to everyone.
  • Barracks
  • According to Marx, private property made laborers feel alienated. Private property should only exist, "as the relationship of the entire community to the world of things”.
  • Theory: Equality Between Genders
  • Workplace
  • Home
  • The land reform revolution that Stalin enforced was devastating to the peasants. The process of forcing peasants on to commonly owned "collective farms" resulted in millions of deaths.
  • Practice: Equality Between Genders
  • Workplace
  • !
  • Home
  • According to Marx, oppressing one gender is the same as oppressing a class (like the proletariat) and must be stopped.
  • Theory: Social Ownership of Production
  • Equal pay at work and equal responsibility at home!
  • In reality, Soviet women were expected to perform double duty. In addition to new demanding careers, they were also charged with all housework and child-rearing duties.
  • Practice: Social Ownership of Production
  • I'm heading out with my friends!
  • FASTER!
  • Marx felt that the proletariat (working class) should own the means of production.
  • Theory: Government Won't be Needed It Will Fade Away
  • Industrial gains were made, but the workers suffered through terrible conditions. Workers were punished, often with violence, for not meeting nearly impossible quotas.
  • Practice: Government Controls with Fear
  • Marx felt that a classless society would govern itself. Eventually, governing institutions would not be needed.
  • Government offices closed
  • Stalin created a totalitarian state. All aspects of life were controlled by the state - often through fear.
  • Government is watching

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