Social Security - Lenin's Successes and Failures Flashcards
(4 cards)
1
Q
1&2: SUCCESSES
- Which 1918 law introduced labour duty and abolished private property?
- What did W.C introduce?
- What did this end? - What did W.C give workers in Moscow and Petrograd access to?
A
- 1918 Labour Law.
- Compulsory Labour.
- Widespread unemployment. - Other benefits e.g. free public transport, communal laundry and dining halls.
2
Q
- What % of people did living in Moscow (1920) did the govt claim were regularly fed in communal dining?
- What did the 1922 Labour Law give unions the right to negotiate?
- As a result, __ workers ended up being covered by ______ _________. - What % more were workers paid in 1926, compared to before WW1?
A
- 93%.
- Binding agreements about pay and working conditions.
- 9m, social insurance. - 10%.
3
Q
3&4: FAILURES
- In 1920, what was happening to factories?
- W.C never provided more than __% of the ____ and ____ that people needed. Therefore people turned to the _____ _______.
- What did the population of Petrograd fall by between 1917 and 21? (%)
- Why?
A
- Forced to close due to fuel shortages.
- 50% of the food and fuel.
Black Market. - 50%.
- Workers fled cities to find work and food.
4
Q
- What surged in 1921 and 22 after the C.W. and W.C ended?
- Workers were sacked under NEP. In 19__, __% of the labour force were unemployed.
- What did peasants not receive?
A
- Unemployment.
- 1924, 18%.
- Any of the social insurance benefits found in cities.