Leninism Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Detailed and concise notes for the Socialism core ideology on AQA A-Level Politics Paper 3, written alongside the Hodder Education textbook ‘Political ideas for A Level: Liberalism, Socialism, Conservatism, Multiculturalism, Nationalism, Ecologism 2nd Edition’. Detailed information on: - The origins of socialism and core principles - The main types of fundamentalist and revisionist socialism (Classical Marxism, Marxism-Leninism, democratic socialism, social democracy, the Third Way) - Th...

AP Comparative Government: Key Terms and Concepts Authoritarian - Correct Answer A system of government in which decisions are made by political elites, without much input from citizens. They may be ruled by a single dictator, a hereditary monarch, or a small group of aristocrats or a single political party. Ex) The Soviet Union was an authoritarian regime under the Communist Party, as was England prior to 1215, when the monarch had absolute authority. Command Economy - Correct Answer Ec...

The USSR Cold War history test is a 12-question exam that assesses one's knowledge of the history of the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Each question is accompanied by a photo that is related to the question. The test covers a range of topics, including the Soviet economy, Soviet satellite states, Soviet nuclear and space programs, Soviet espionage, Marxist-Leninist ideology, and Soviet propaganda. Some questions are multiple choice, while others require the test-taker to select the corre...

CMI 3358 Final Exam 2 versions of sexual harassment - 1) sexual assault 2) quid pro quo quid pro quo - "this for that" media - plural of "medium"; comes from latin word "medius" Article 18 - The Universal Declaration of Human Rights - freedom of thought, freedom of religion Article 19 Universal Declaration of Human Rights - freedom of opinion, freedom of expression rights protected by the first amendment - freedom from state religion, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, fre...

Document to cover Component 2 - Europe of Dictators: Stalin - How did Stalin change Marxism-Leninism - Purges -Economic Policies -Consolidation of power

Detailed revision notes on the political ideology Socialism, suitable for A Level and/ or GCSE politics studies

A comprehensive 34-page A* guide on Tsarist Russia up to and including the 1917 Revolution covering: the economic modernisation of Russia, the societal developments facilitated through urbanisation, the political authority of the Tsar, and the rise of Marxist Leninism in Russia. The guide has key information from other sources to offer more coherency to your written arguments.

In this document you'll find exam questions and answers to help you with preparation on the component 4 (depth study) of A level History 9389 - Europe of Dictators. The document focuses on Lenin from 1918-1924.

A high marking (A) AS essay detailing the measures the Bolshevik party took from coming to power in October to December 1917 to increase their control over individuals and society. The essay discusses what it means to be an authoritarian government and the measures of control used including the CHEKA, the control of the economy and press and the decrees authorised whilst also giving the illusion of democracy through the promise of the Constituent Assembly.

Notes on Lenin's pamphlet 'What is to be done?'