Essay On Joseph Stalin
Joseph Stalin’s original support of The New Economic Policy shifted quickly. After having helped Lenin overthrown Genghis Khan he felt he deserved some sort of power in Asia. Stalin figured after having been ruled under the caste system for so long, it would be appealing to everyone to become equal to one another and pitched the idea to Lenin. If Stalin could make this a reality and have it be a successful form of government, Vladimir Lenin promised him a position as a leader of the Communist party. Stalin agreed ensuring that this was possible. Eventually Lenin trusts Stalin & his judgement, then promises everyone they would receive equal treatment, rights, and power if they accepted Communism. Since he was trusted they listened.
Trying to mirror Lenin’s promise of peace, Stalin published a book on Communism designed to inform …show more content…
Immediately he Abolished The New Economic Policy. Communism was effectively established. As it became more prominent everyone had to find work or a way to contribute toward society. For previously upper class women in Asia during Genghis Khan’s rule, that proved to be challenging since they could not work jobs requiring them to be on their feet often due to their feet having been ruined by the practice of binding they underwent as children. Attention was quickly directed toward the issue and most of the women were given desk jobs or stayed at home. The continuation of this practice among the women to be loyal towards their previous emperors worried Stalin. Beginning in 1915, government inspectors could levy fines on those who continued to bind their feet.
Asia found some success when keeping an authoritarian government in place while scaling back the government role in the economy. Stalin was the dictator of Asia. This was opposed by Lenin, he criticized Stalin’s leadership and argued he be removed from his position as a leader of the Communist party. Vladimir Lenins opinions however were
Trying to mirror Lenin’s promise of peace, Stalin published a book on Communism designed to inform …show more content…
Immediately he Abolished The New Economic Policy. Communism was effectively established. As it became more prominent everyone had to find work or a way to contribute toward society. For previously upper class women in Asia during Genghis Khan’s rule, that proved to be challenging since they could not work jobs requiring them to be on their feet often due to their feet having been ruined by the practice of binding they underwent as children. Attention was quickly directed toward the issue and most of the women were given desk jobs or stayed at home. The continuation of this practice among the women to be loyal towards their previous emperors worried Stalin. Beginning in 1915, government inspectors could levy fines on those who continued to bind their feet.
Asia found some success when keeping an authoritarian government in place while scaling back the government role in the economy. Stalin was the dictator of Asia. This was opposed by Lenin, he criticized Stalin’s leadership and argued he be removed from his position as a leader of the Communist party. Vladimir Lenins opinions however were