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LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Learning Outcomes By the end of this lesson you will be able to… Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A*

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A* Task: Once you are in and Settled… Time for fun with maps! What is this a map of? What was the impact of This event?

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A* The First World War 1914-17 Impacts (Optimist school) - WW1 was the dramatic event needed to Jolt Tsarism. Tsarism strong in 1914. Changes to government had already Started after 1905. WW1 interrupts this. Military failures led to economic pressure At home. Social unrest significant. Authorities could not cope with Coordinated protest. 1915 “Shells Crisis” shows industry weak. 8 million casualties throughout war. Stockpiles rotted due to transportation. Tsar leaving capital creates vacuum. Failure of Brusilov and attrition. Cost of war met with borrowing and Printing money. Workers employed with Higher wages! Countered by inflation. Cities and towns disproportionately Affected. Nicholas II forced out by “Progressive Bloc”. “The war was a turning point – which actually turned twice” – Stephen Lee

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A* Impacts (Pessimist School) Argue against war being a turning point. Progressive Bloc already existed in Duma. Nicholas had already proved to be Incompetent. Only a matter of time before a Serious challenge deposed him. Rise of the Working Classes had already Gained momentum. “Great Spurt” building Working Class Consciousness. Setting up of Soviets built discontent. War accelerated these trends, rather than Created them. But if this was the case, then July Days Would not have failed.

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A* World War 2 1941-45 Social 27 Million Russian killed Civilians 2/3rds of total Significant number switched sides. Russian behaviour in counter-offensive Political Very little impact on Structure of government. Consolidates Stalins Power thanks to Chairmanship Of defence committee. Stalin actually took advice! NKVD actions increase. Spheres of influence Soviet Union gains Extra 24 million people. Gradual worsening of Relations with the west. Economic Massive damage to Rural and Industrial Infrastructure. Scorched earth policy Relocation and Reorganisation of industry. 4th Five Year Plan launched To aid recovery. A big success! Use of slave labour. Financial aid from West Russian people continued working under war conditions. Gargantuan projects such as Volga Dam fail. Agriculture neglected

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A* Cold War 1947-64 Destalinisation an attempt To present a more positive Image to the West. Khuruschev forced into a Corner by US containment Policy. Nuclear arms and space race Very expensive. High levels of investment in Heavy industry and military to Cope with demands. Living standards appeared worse Than in the West. Protests dealt With ruthlessly. Incidents such as Cuban Missile Crisis show USSR willing to back Down. Lots of “Client Conflicts” show It lacked financial might for a major Conflict.

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A*

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A*

LO: To assess the impact of Global Conflicts upon Russia. Describe the impact of key conflicts E-D Explain the significance of these conflicts C-B Judge the most significant conflict A-A*