Agriculture and productivity: meeting the country's needs?: Edexcel A‑Level History questions
Every Edexcel A-Level History exam question on Agriculture and productivity: meeting the country's needs?, 2017–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.
All 9 questions on Agriculture and productivity: meeting the country's needs?, as a list
June 2025, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): ‘The drive to modernise under Stalin was the key turning point in attempts to boost agricultural productivity in Russia in the years 1855–1979.’ How far do you
June 2024, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): To what extent were food shortages in Russia, in the years 1861–1979, a consequence of the failure of government agricultural policy?
June 2023, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): ‘Of all the initiatives taken by Russian governments to improve agricultural production, in the years 1861–1991, collectivisation was the greatest failure.’ How
June 2022, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): ‘The import of western grain (1972–79) was the most important turning point in attempts by Russian governments to feed the people in the years 1861–1991.’ How f
November 2021, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): How accurate is to say that the initiatives introduced by Khrushchev were the most significant attempts to improve the productivity of Russian agriculture in th
October 2020, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): ‘Russian leaders deserve great credit for their attempts to provide sufficient food to feed the population in the years 1861–1979.’ How far do you agree with th
June 2019, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): How significant were the policies introduced by Stalin in attempts to boost agricultural productivity in Russia in the years 1861-1991?
June 2018, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): To what extent did Russia take advantage of modern inventions and ideas to improve agricultural production in the years 1861–1991?
June 2017, Paper 38.1, Q8 (20 marks): ‘The Tsars and the communists were unsuccessful in improving agricultural production in Russia in the years 1861–1991.’ How far do you agree with this statement