Stalin's Social Impacts

3. Stalin encouraged teenagers to join the ________ to make them loyal to Stalin and the Party.
8. There was also a lack of __________ goods such as bicycles and radios as their production was disrupted by WW2.
10. The minority republics of the former Russian Empire lost their ______________. They had their own languages and governments, but it was all controlled by Moscow.
13. Under Stalin, all _________ enterprise was banned.
14. Many were forced to live in cramped conditions, and cities became ____________.
15. Soviets lived in ______ as the secret police had informers everywhere.
16. Schools emphasised _________ subjects that would help meet industrialisation targets.
18. The state controlled the use of _________ produce from the collective farms.
19. During the ____________ in 1932, the state sold grain overseas instead of distributing it to farmers in need.
20. Stalin made school compulsory and loaded the syllabus with propaganda promoting communism and _________.

1. One of the social impacts of Stalin's rule was state ________ of society.
2. Long __________ were common as the demand for goods was greater than the state's supply.
4. The workers were ____________ and not fairly paid. They worked under poor conditions and had few benefits.
5. Major social goods like housing, education, health services, and __________ destinations were decided by the state.
6. Members of the working class or the Party were given __________ treatment.
7. There was a fall in standard of living due to a _________ in housing for workers.
9. Produce was __________ taken by Party officials.
11. Model workers who worked hard and exceeded their quotas were known as _____________.
12. Women were expected to be _____ workers and housewives.
17. Stalin launched the ______ Revolution from 1929 to 1931 to promote the proletariat (working class) by attacking the intellectuals, privileged, artists and religious leaders.