5 year plans
labour and workforce
social impacts
100

what Industries were prioritised?

Coal, oil, steel, 

100

what is the stakhanovite movement 

encouraged workers to meet quotas 

100

How did industrialization alter daily life?

egimented schedules, but overcrowding continued

200

how did the 5 year plan aim to transform the economy 

rapid industrialisation, modernise economy, reduce reliance on agriculture 

200

How did the Five-Year Plans affect working conditions?

Harsh conditions, long hours, and unrealistic quotas

200

How did migration to cities change society?

created more urban working class and disrupted rural areas

300

What role did Stalin have in the planning?

dictating quotas and monitoring economic activity

300

What strategies encouraged workers to meet targets?

Propaganda, rewards, and coercion

300

What happened to housing and living standards?

standards worsened due to overcrowding
400

how did consumer goods get impacted

largely neglected in favour of heavy industry

400

What role did forced labour play

Gulag workers provided cheap labour in bad conditions 

400

How did women’s roles evolve?

Women entered industrial jobs facing double burdens of work and domestic tasks

500

what were the achievements of the plan? 

steel up by 400%, coal went from 35 million -> 64 million tons, 

500

How were labour shortages addressed?

urban migration, and forced peasants into factories

500

Were promises of better living standards given?

unfulfilled due to hardships and shortages