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The consequences of World War 1 and the civil War were The causes of a big charesty.The communist party dealed with The problem forbiding the farmers to sell their products in the countries to bring them to The towns.

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Lenin launched a terror machine to maintain power. He used the secret police to locate and execute the "Enemies of the state"

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Lenin and Stalin were the main two contributors in communism in Russia ,Lennon launched a terror machine to maintain power ,lenins ideas would result in tsars monachary

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Lenin and Stalin were the main two contributors to communism,

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Lenin and Stalin were the main two contributors to communism,

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Lenin and Stalin created a first Communist state according Karl Marx's ideas.

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Stalin took power over th USRR after Lenin's death. Stalin decided to put an end to Nep by confiscating lands to wealthy peasants by grouping them. Stalin wanted the growth of the industry. He acted with violence and terror, but at the same time he gave people education and other services

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Communism was based on the theories of German economist Karl Marx. Marx argued that history was a series of struggles between different economic groups in society. Marx predicted that the final class struggle would happen between the workers and the factory owners. Society would then be a classless, equal society where all property was owned by the community as a whole. His supporters saw his ideas as a new religion but they were divided on how the change from capitalism to communism would come. Some argued for a revolution and were called Communists. Those who believed this change could occur through peaceful means we're known as Democratic Socialists. From the period of 1917 to Stalins death in 1953, Russia underwent a huge upheaval. The two main contributors were Stalin and Lenin. Through means of terror, they purged the country of anyone who spoke out against them and built the worlds first Communist state.

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Communism in russia stemmed from karl marx and his theories he beleived that socialism was the ideology behind communism. he believed it should be a classless, equal society and all private ownership should be abolished and he felt international co-operation would help achieve these ideas. Lenin was a fan of marx and his ideas and wished to implement them on Russia. He felt he would he could do this through the use of terror and as we see stalin picked up from where lenin left off. They were the two main contributors of communism in Russia.

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andLenin  Stalin were the main two contributors to communism, they followed the ideology of Karl Marx, who thought all land should be owned by the community. Lenin and Stalin would establish a more brutal control through communism. Lenins ideas would result in the end of the tsars monarchy, which would create a government and Stalin would follow with more brutal ideas.

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Introduction-Ben Upton

Communism was based on the theories of Karl Marx. His views were based on the the experiences of Europe during the industrial revolution in the 19th century. This created a large working class living in cities and working in factories owned by business men. Marx thought history was a series of struggles between class groups. He predicted that the working class would win and lead a society away from capitalism to socialism. It would be a classless, equal society where all property was owned by the community as a whole. Private property and business would be abolished. His supporters saw this as a religion and many disagreed on how to achieve this change. Lenin, a communist, believed that all means were justified in achieving a communist state, even terror. Those who thought this change should occur through peaceful means were known as Democratic Socialists. As Lenin came into power his supporters hoped that the revolution in Russia would act for revolutions throughout all of Europe, especially Germany. The communist revolution in Russia and the growth of communist countries frightened many people and contributed to the growth of fascism.

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Between 1917 and 1953 Russia underwent mass changes , both in working life and society. The two main contributors to this upheaval were Lenin and Stalin , both were influenced by the socialism idealogy of communism. The original concept of communism was created by German economist Karl Marx. Its core principles are that private ownership, business and religion should be abolished. Every asset should be state owned and shared by the community.

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Communism was based on the theories of Karl Marx. His views were based on the the experiences of Europe during the industrial revolution in the 19th century. This created a large working class living in cities and working in factories owned by business men. Marx thought history was a series of struggles between class groups. He predicted that the working class would win and lead a society away from capitalism to socialism. It would be a classless, equal society where all property was owned by the community as a whole. Private property and business would be abolished. His supporters saw this as a religion and many disagreed on how to achieve this change. Lenin, a communist, believed that all means were justified in achieving a communist state, even terror. Those who thought this change should occur through peaceful means were known as Democratic Socialists. As Lenin came into power his supporters hoped that the revolution in Russia would act for revolutions throughout all of Europe, especially Germany. The communist revolution in Russia and the growth of communist countries frightened many people and contributed to the growth of fascism.

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Communism was based on the theories of Karl Marx. His views were based on the the experiences of Europe during the industrial revolution in the 19th century. This created a large working class living in cities and working in factories owned by business men. Marx thought history was a series of struggles between class groups. He predicted that the working class would win and lead a society away from capitalism to socialism. It would be a classless, equal society where all property was owned by the community as a whole. Private property and business would be abolished. His supporters saw this as a religion and many disagreed on how to achieve this change. Lenin, a communist, believed that all means were justified in achieving a communist state, even terror. Those who thought this change should occur through peaceful means were known as Democratic Socialists. As Lenin came into power his supporters hoped that the revolution in Russia would act for revolutions throughout all of Europe, especially Germany. The communist revolution in Russia and the growth of communist countries frightened many people and contributed to the growth of fascism.

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Josh O'BrienThe contributions to communism were those changes to Russia's government that brought it closer to the socialist dream for Russia started by Karl Marx. Marx believed that class struggles between the upper and lower classes would eventually be won by the lower class, leading to a new, classless society with no private ownership or businesses, which he called a socialist society, the government involved being called communist. The first person to truly start working towards making Marx's dream a reality was Vladimir Lenin, a follower of Marx and leader of the Bolshevik. Lenin staged the first successful communist revolution, the October Revolution, and introduced Russia's first communist government. However, Lenin learned that introducing a government was easier than maintaining one, and his communist rule ultimately failed, forcing him to change his policies to a rule similar to capitalism. After Lenin's death, his former follower and political enemy Josef Stalin took power. Stalin, using far more brutal and controlled methods, abolishing Lenin's policies and introducing his own plans. Stalin's methods proved more effective than Lenin's, and, at the cost of the people, revived the communist dream.

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Josh O'BrienThe contributions to communism were those changes to Russia's government that brought it closer to the socialist dream for Russia started by Karl Marx. Marx believed that class struggles between the upper and lower classes would eventually be won by the lower class, leading to a new, classless society with no private ownership or businesses, which he called a socialist society, the government involved being called communist. The first person to truly start working towards making Marx's dream a reality was Vladimir Lenin, a follower of Marx and leader of the Bolshevik. Lenin staged the first successful communist revolution, the October Revolution, and introduced Russia's first communist government. However, Lenin learned that introducing a government was easier than maintaining one, and his communist rule ultimately failed, forcing him to change his policies to a rule similar to capitalism. After Lenin's death, his former follower and political enemy Josef Stalin took power. Stalin, using far more brutal and controlled methods, abolishing Lenin's policies and introducing his own plans. Stalin's methods proved more effective than Lenin's, and, at the cost of the people, revived the communist dream.

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LENIN DIED IN 1924

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Communism was based on the theories of Karl Marx, a German economist. He believed that there would be a class struggle between the working 'proletariat' class and the factory owners, or the 'bourgeoisie', where the working class would win. This would lead to the creation of a large working class, and transform a capitalist society into a socialist one.

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From 1917 to the death of Stalin in 1953, Russia underwent an upheaval of government. Lenin, the first Communist dictator, ultimately established communism in Russia, yet failed to achieve a total socialist haven. His predecessor, Stalin, contributed to the Communist movement greatly, using the terror tactics he had inherited from Lenin and ruling with an iron fist for almost three decades.

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Stalin and Lenin were the biggest contributors to communism in Russia. Lenin and Stalin were both leaders of the USSR in the early 20th century .they both wanted a communist state in Russia . Lenin hadn't achieved his vision of communist Russia and had to revert back to a limited form of capitalism after his death in 1924 Stalin  took over as leader of the Bolsheviks. Lenins legacy led Stalin to achieve a communist state in Russia and make Russia one of the most powerful industrial countries in the world but at the cost of millions of innocent lives

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Róisín                                           Socialism, and its implementation in the form of communism, is based on the ideas of Karl Marx, a German economist who predicted that a final class struggle between the middle class (the bourgeoisie) and the working class (the proletariat) would end in victory for the proletariat and the creation of a classless, equal society where all property and means of distribution were controlled by the community as a whole. His ideas were taken up by many groups throughout the world who hoped to work to create a communist society. One of these groups was the Russian Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin. Lenin was determined to remake Russia in the image of his ideals and was put in a position to do this following his October Revolution of 1917, which saw the world's first communist government established. However, despite his endeavours and some successes, Lenin was never entirely successful in achieving true Russian communism. It was a task that would eventually be taken up by his successor, Joseph Stalin, who would ultimately succeed where he had failed.

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Róisín                                           Socialism, and its implementation in the form of communism, is based on the ideas of Karl Marx, a German economist who predicted that a final class struggle between the middle class (the bourgeoisie) and the working class (the proletariat) would end in victory for the proletariat and the creation of a classless, equal society where all property and means of distribution were controlled by the community as a whole. His ideas were taken up by many groups throughout the world who hoped to work to create a communist society. One of these groups was the Russian Bolsheviks, led by Vladimir Lenin. Lenin was determined to remake Russia in the image of his ideals and was put in a position to do this following his October Revolution of 1917, which saw the world's first communist government established. However, despite his endeavours and some successes, Lenin was never entirely successful in achieving true Russian communism. It was a task that would eventually be taken up by his successor, Joseph Stalin, who would ultimately succeed where he had failed.

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1. Begin by giving insight into your own understanding of communism and link in with the theories of Karl Marx - what would a communist state according to Marx's ideology look like?

2. From the period 1917 to the death of Stalin 1953, Russia underwent an upheaval...

3. The two main contributors were...

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Through my study of communism , my thoughts are Stalin and Lenin not only contributed to communism in Russia , it is my opinion they , above all others, were the two main contributors to this revolutionary idea. It was originally Karl Marx who came up with the ideology of a communist state where there was financial equality for all, and where the government had absolute control. The idea came to power when the people of Russia began to tire of the current absolute monarchy , ran by the Tsars family and it was this that first encouraged Lenin to act swiftly and take the idea to power.