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1 Title: Stalin Takes Power
Get out your homework Reasons for Stalin’s rise to power. Explanation Evaluation and reason 1=most important Luck: Party Divisions: Trotsky’s mistakes: Mistakes of others Stalin’s Political skills:

2 Looking at your homework Answer this C question:
Why was Stalin able to win the leadership contest ? You need to address at least 2 factors and link in the conclusion.

3 Peer mark What level or mark are you giving them Why
Correct spelling and grammar Sign your name

4 One effect was… This means that… This was positive negative because…

5 Peer mark What level or mark are you giving them Why
Correct spelling and grammar Sign your name

6 Put these events in order
LENIN’S TESTAMENT: Keeping it a secret Socialism in one country Trotsky dismissed and expelled REVOLUTION EXPANDING INDUSTRY LENIN’S DEATH

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