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AIM: Was Stalin A: Hero or Villain For Russia?

This document provides an overview of Stalin's rise to power in the Soviet Union and his establishment of a totalitarian government. It includes notes on key events like the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, Lenin's death in 1924 which allowed Stalin to take control, and Stalin establishing a totalitarian regime. The document also mentions having students watch a video on Stalin's actions and complete a graphic organizer with information from six stations about Stalin's rule.

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194 views7 pages

AIM: Was Stalin A: Hero or Villain For Russia?

This document provides an overview of Stalin's rise to power in the Soviet Union and his establishment of a totalitarian government. It includes notes on key events like the Bolshevik Revolution of 1917, Lenin's death in 1924 which allowed Stalin to take control, and Stalin establishing a totalitarian regime. The document also mentions having students watch a video on Stalin's actions and complete a graphic organizer with information from six stations about Stalin's rule.

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Communist Revolutions 4/9/14

AIM: Was Stalin a hero or villain for Russia? DO NOW: Regents Review

Review Notes: Soviet Union


1917:

Bolshevik Revolution. Russia becomes communist, and is now known as the Soviet Union 1924: Lenin dies; Stalin takes control Establishes totalitarian government

Stalins Totalitarian Rule

While you watch the video, write down at least 3 important facts from EACH section!

Video

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebite size/history/mwh/russia/stalinsact.sht ml

Group Activity:

Complete graphic organizer by visiting each of the six stations located at your table. At each station, take turns reading aloud the information on the placard and answer the questions on organizer.

Objective Activity #1

Pick from 3 options.

Education:Q.6
Pavlik Morozov, Russian communist youth who was glorified as a martyr by the Soviet regime. The son of poor peasants, Morozov was the leader of the Young Pioneers group at his village school and was a fanatical supporter of the Soviet governments collectivization drive in the countryside. In 1930, at age 12, he gained notoriety for denouncing his father. In court Morozov charged that his father had forged documents and sold favours to kulaks (i.e., rich peasants who were resisting the collectivization drive). As a consequence of his denunciations, Morozov was brutally murdered by several local kulaks.

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