There were many failures in collectivization, particularly the - output fell in the 1930s largely for three reasons; the peasants resented the state taking their land, machinery and livestock, so they did not work as hard and put more effort into their private plots, where they could keep any profit generated. Alongside the implementation of collectivization was the policy of liquidating the kulaks. The Party said these were rich farmers - in reality they were the better farmers, they had improved their land and had a better understanding of their land and what to grow and how to grow it than the
How would you feel if you didn’t have the same rights as everyone else in the world? Is it really acceptable to discriminate against people just because they are attracted to the same sex? Why shouldn’t everyone have the right to marry whoever they like, regardless of their sex? In the last century whites were commonly considered to be superior to blacks. Even though interracial marriages have never been illegal in Australia, there was a very high chance that the children of the couple would be taken away.
Understanding a continents labor laws such as Australia’s could be tricky at first if you’re thinking of moving to this massive island. On a particular move such as this it would be a splendid idea to understand your rights as an employee or laws that could be potentially helpful in maximizing profits. Familiarity with law and regulations within Australia could be detrimental to how long and beneficial your stay in regions of the continent could last. Having a working knowledge of compensation, holidays, benefits, child labor laws, and occupational safety could have an impact on financial success or pose costly consequences. The Australian Labor law is complicated as it has many laws to protect the worker.
Racism “is a belief that inherent differences among the various human races determine cultural or individual achievement, usually involving the idea that one’s own race is superior and has the right to rule others” (this is a quote taken from the Oxfords dictionary 2009 edition). In Australia this is shown in many ways. Few weeks back, there was a case of Indians being stabbed and after that case more cases have arisen. Most of these cases include a person from a different race or religion. Humans are all the same no matter what color we are or how we look, we are all the same.
Industry was a main contributor to the economy of Russia and Finance Minister Sergei Witte (1892-1903) targeted output in particular as a means of transforming the economy. One example of Witte in action is the change in coal output: in 1890 it was 5.9 million tonnes (before Witte took over as Finance Minister) but in 1900 it had increased to 16.1 million tonnes. That is nearly tripling the output in those ten years. Furthermore, in 1913 it was 35.4 million tonnes (still increasing because of Witte) however it dipped in 1916 to 33.8 million tonnes. This could be because of two things: the war or the unsustainability of his policies.
There were many failures in collectivisation, particularly in the initial phases - output fell in the 1930s largely for three reasons; the peasants resented the state taking their land, machinery and livestock, so they did not work as hard and put more effort into their private plots, where they could keep any profit generated - who wouldn't? These private plots - some 5% of the land provided as much as 25% of the agricultural produce of the country. Alongside the implementation of collectivisation was the policy of liquidating the kulaks. The Party said these were rich farmers - in reality they were the better farmers, they had improved their
Task II: Extended written response The concept of egalitarianism refers to the desire for political, economic and social equality within society. This concept ascended during the white settlement period where early Australian’s and the media endorsed Australia’s pastime experiences and harsh conditions. This formed a sense of mateship and lived on through the Australian peoples aspiration to define itself as a country. It evolved to the ideology that Australians have a lax culture and believes in individual determination free of racial, political, religious or socio-economic discrimination (Barr, 2000). The notion ascended further in the first half of the twentieth century through government policies such as wage arbitration; white Australia;
Despite the positive changes that occurred, the quality and maintenance of the new infrastructures were very poor, furthermore most weren’t even completed. Plus the growth of the Russian economy was also highly dependant on foreign investments and loans. Living and labouring conditions in the outskirt areas became places where ambitious and hardworking farmers could persevere, become independent, successful landowners and buy land from their neighbours. Loans could be given to the farmers and paid back with the small profits made during harvest seasons. With this new form of farming (called Kulaks) that was introduced to the farmers the food production increased, successfully reaching a record harvest in 1913.
Less economically developed countries (LEDCs) are in stage 2 and 3 of the demographic transition model. This means that the countries have falling death rates due to better health care, clean water supplies and improvement in sanitation so less diseases spread. While they have high birth rates this increases the population rapidly, which means that they have many young dependents birth rates stay high because traditional or culturally important to have a large family and Children are a valuable source of labour and income for a family. They can work on the land from a young age and as they get older they can earn money in other jobs. .
Stalin economic policies were quite successful since he succeeded in the production of heavy industry, production of raw material boosting labour productivity. But Stalin's plans to revolutionise agriculture and rearm in preparation for war were far less successful. All of the Three Five-Year plans focused on the heavy industry and they were fairly successful During the First Five-Year Plan there was an increase in the production of steel, iron and coal. The coal production increased from 35 million tonnes in 1929 to 64 million tonnes, the oil production increased from 11,7 million to 21,4 million tonnes .the Second Five-Year Plan built on the success of the previous one, trebling the production of steel. Although the production of crude oil and steel fell, Third Five-Year Plan was able to increase the production of coal from 128 million in 1937 to 166 million tonnes by 1940.