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I am Stalin.
I feel powerful
I need more control
I worry the people will overthrow me.
I pretend I am God sometimes.
I am a winner
I am loved by all of my people
I wonder if the people will find out about my deeds
I hear the protests of the workers but they won't understand
what amazing things I have done for them.
I see blood dripping, dirt crumbling
I want it all, and I want it now
I am Stalin.
I am a leader
I say things that aren't true, but they'll believe anything that comes out of my mouth
I try to brainwash the youth
I dream of a communist Utopia, which will be made under my power
I am Stalin.

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Why Did Stalin start this and what were the effects/consequences for the people of Soviet Union & Ukraine? 

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Why Did Stalin start this and what were the effects/consequences for the people of Soviet Union & Ukraine? 

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It affected them because now Ukraine's small, mostly subsistence farmers resisted giving up their lands and their livelihoods for collectivization. They were losing their lands as a result of collectivization. It reduced the economic power of the kulaks, or prosperous peasants.

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How Did Stalin Take Control over Food Production for the State? (Article Wasn't Working so I used Different Resources)

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How Did Stalin Take Control over Food Production for the State? (Article Wasn't Working so I used Different Resources)

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Stalin Ordered the Collectivization of farming in 1929- 1933. This meant that peasants would work together on larger, supposedly more productive farms. All production went to the government at low prices to feed industrial workers.

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Questions (Article Wasn't Working so I Used Different Sources)

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Questions (Article Wasn't Working so I Used Different Sources)

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1. Stalin's Purges were an effort by Stalin to eliminate challenge from earlier potential opposition groups. It was used to solidify his power over the party
2. The purges took place in August 1936, and ended November 1937
3. He carried out his terror by first murdering Sergei Kirov, and then with the Moscow Trials. Former high ranking communists were accused of treason. He also had other members of the Bolshevik party assassinated. There was also the Gulag Labor camps. 700,000 to 1,000,000 people died in the purge.

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This poster is trying to paint Stalin in a positive light, by putting children staring and waving at him happily, and him looking at them with a smile. It could show the Russian people that their leader is a kind man to hide his atrocities that he committed.

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1.  There are happy little children
2. The children are holding flowers
3. Stalin is looking at them happily

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- unites people
- symbolizes government
- encourages popular support through force of will

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- exercises absolute authority
- dominates the government

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- business
- labor
- housing
- education
- religion
-  the arts
- personal life
- youth groups

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- mass communication to spread propaganda
- advanced military weapons

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- police terror
- indoctrination
- censorship
- persecution

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- demands control
- denies basic liberty
- expects personal sacrifice for the good of the state

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- sets goals of the state
- glorifies aims of the state
- justifies government actions

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the slideshow you linked wasn't working so I used the diagram in the book instead