Collectivisation in Stalin's Russia: A-Level History Revision Song

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It's revision time for me again! This one is an overview of the reasons why collectivisation was introduced by Stalin in Russia; it describes economic, ideological and political reasons.

I messed up a little with the melody in the middle, but you'll have to forgive me... This is to the song "Blame it on me" by George Ezra (to which I have no rights)

Happy learning, and as always, good luck :)
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I starting playing this song in my head during my exam! You seriously helped me in getting into university

POPE_FRANCS
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Hi, just want to thank you again! I got A in my as level for history. Could not have done it without this video! THANK YOU SO MUCH :)

RobinShezza
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Oh my gosh, thank you so much! I always find this whole topic of economic policies really confusing, it goes straight over my head, but I'm going to listen to this a lot! x

MiiMyselfandTime
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I don't even do history any more but it's pretty swagging, good job :D

AJTheFitz
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This saved my history a level... thank you!!!

theviperuk
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Helped me so much in my learning, looking forward to singing this in my head on exam day. LOL #YOLO

Quickspots
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Thank you so much for the song, I just had the exam in wales, and the question was "why did stalin introduce the purges", halfway through the answer I literally sung this song in the exam, the examiner told me off twice but I got away with it! Thanks:)

RobinShezza
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This came up in the A2 exam today as the source question! Thank you so much

luceelliott
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Oh my God thank you soooo much for this video!!! :3

kaitlinevans
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Love this, got my exam tomorrow, cheers got the video it's great

redacted
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This is awesome! ^-^ And very helpful as well as I have a test on this tomorrow! ._. But thanks! :D

TheHaematopus
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Collectivisation didn't increase efficiency and was a disaster for the economy. Go back and read some books.

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