Why did Stalin Collectivise and Industrialise?

Description

Cambridge IGCSE History (Russia) Mind Map on Why did Stalin Collectivise and Industrialise?, created by amayagn on 24/03/2014.
amayagn
Mind Map by amayagn, updated more than 1 year ago
amayagn
Created by amayagn about 10 years ago
65
3

Resource summary

Why did Stalin Collectivise and Industrialise?
  1. Fear of Invastion
    1. Stalin had fears of an attack from the west
      1. Industrialisation was essential in the Soviet Union was to ensure victory in a future war
        1. Industrialisation would strengthen the country and deter any opponent
        2. Dissapointing Output
          1. Economically the Soviet industrial production remained disappointing.
            1. In 1920s Soviet production was less than that of France
              1. Control would help the govt. ensure a good economy and rapid expansion to be ahead of other nations.
              2. Communist Principles
                1. By creating and sharing wealth Stalin hoped to base on communist principles.
                  1. Industrialisation would guarantee the survival of the communist revolution
                    1. It would replace the hated Nepmen (private owners and traders that benefited from the NEP)
                    2. Leadership
                      1. Industrialisation would consolidate Stalins position further and give him total control of Russian Industry
                        1. Stalin could remove any other right wing members and by 1929 he felt more secure in his position in the party
                          1. The right wing members of the Politburo (Bukharin, Tomsky and Rykow) were in favour of the NEP. Stalin removed them later.
                          Show full summary Hide full summary

                          Similar

                          6. New Economic Policy (NEP)
                          ShreyaDas
                          From Tsardom to communism- Russia
                          jk.99
                          3. The Bolshevik's Seizure of Power
                          ShreyaDas
                          5. War Communism
                          ShreyaDas
                          4. Civil War
                          ShreyaDas
                          Weimar Revision
                          Tom Mitchell
                          Hitler and the Nazi Party (1919-23)
                          Adam Collinge
                          History of Medicine: Ancient Ideas
                          James McConnell
                          GCSE History – Social Impact of the Nazi State in 1945
                          Ben C
                          Conferences of the Cold War
                          Alina A
                          Bay of Pigs Invasion : April 1961
                          Alina A