Stalin's USSR mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on Stalin's USSR, from the leadership struggle to economic policy and the Great Terror. School students can use them to revise these topics, while teachers can find ready-made material. There are over 600 maps by more than 340 users, mainly for school-level study. Choose a map to begin.
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- Russian Revolution and Bolshevik Consolidation26
- Russian Civil War11
- War Communism and the New Economic Policy43
- Stalin's Rise to Power134
- Stalin's Economic Policies29
- Collectivisation of Agriculture51
- Five Year Plans and Industrialisation47
- Stalin's Dictatorship and Control44
- Stalinist Propaganda and Cult of Personality12
- Stalin's Purges and the Great Terror46
- Soviet Society under Stalin33
- Stalin and the Second World War5
Mind maps
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Russia 1917-91: Lenin to Yeltsin -
Stalin's Economic Policies -
Lenin - Yeltsin 1917-1991: Theme 1 Communist Government
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Stalin's Rise To Power!
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Stalin All notes -
(3) Bolsheviks rule, the civil war and the Red Terror -
Bolshevik Consolidation of Power
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Stalin's Russia
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Stalinist Russia 1924-1952 -
NEP New Economic Policy -
Stalin Vs. Trotsky: A Leadership Struggle (A Brief Overview) A level history mindmap of some key points about the Stalin Vs. Trotsky power struggle. -
FIVE YEAR PLANS 1928-41 -
How successful was Collectivisation? -
Leon Trotsky - career up until 1917 A mind map showing the life and career of Russian revolutionary, Leon Trotsky.
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Stalin& industrialisation Omagh Academy- Stalin's economic policies -
Stalin's Personal and Political Ability -
Stalin's Rise To Power
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Collectivisation collectivisation by stalin
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The Leadership Struggle 1924-29 the leadership struggle from 1924-29 in russia -
Life in communist Russia 1930's l
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The Moscow Show Trials 1936-38 moscow show trial 1936-38
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The Great Terror -
The rise of Stalin and Stalinism -
Russian economics Edexcel A Level History Russia 1917-1991 -
How did Stalin maintain power? Edexcel Russia History -
Stalin's Rise to Power -
Social security Russia 1917-1991 Edexcel A Level History
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Attacks on political opposition A Level Edexcel History Russia 1917-1991
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The Purges
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Stalin's Russia -
(1) Stalin's Russia (Chris Ward) -
(4) Stalin methods of control. -
Russian Economy under Stalin -
Impact Of Stalin's Dictatorship -
(5) Methods of control during the Cultural Revolution (1928-31) -
Struggle For Power 1924-1928 Struggle for Power in Russia 1924-1928 for History AS Level Stalin's Russia
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Topic 3: The Nature of Stalin's dictatorship Mindmap for revision of unit 3 of Russia for the Edexcel examination board. By Shannon Ramessar
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How strong was Stalin/USSR by 1941?
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Lenin: Theme 4
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USSR (1924-1941)
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About stalin's ussr mind maps
GoConqr OriginalExploring Stalin's USSR mind maps
These user-made maps organise topics into linked ideas. The Leadership Struggle 1924-29 brings together contenders and events, while Stalin's Economic Policies considers why Stalin ended the New Economic Policy. Other maps address collectivisation, the Great Terror and life in communist Russia.
For a focused starting point, open Collectivisation. Its branches cover causes and what collectivisation involved, so you can follow a single topic before comparing it with a wider economic map.
Revise with a map
Read the main branches, then cover the details and try to recall what connects them. Return to the map to check your understanding, and compare it with your course notes. Teachers can use the branches as prompts for discussion.
When you want to practise recall in a different way, look for a quiz or flashcards on the unit page. Pick a topic and explore its map.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map could I start with?
Start with Collectivisation if you want to focus on one economic topic. Its branches cover causes and what collectivisation involved. For a broader look at economic policy, Stalin's Economic Policies includes a branch on why Stalin ended the New Economic Policy.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every map listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save quiz scores. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.
What topics do the maps cover?
The collection includes maps on the leadership struggle, economic policies, collectivisation, the Great Terror and life in communist Russia. There are over 600 mind maps in the listing. School students can use the titles to find a topic they are revising and compare the branches with their course notes.