The detailed answer covers kulaks, the Duma, women workers, Liberals, and Stalin's collectivisation program in Russia from 1900 to 1930.
The 'kulaks' were prosperous peasants in the Soviet Union who owned larger farms and were often seen as class enemies by the Communist government.
The Duma was the Russian parliament established in 1906 by Tsar Nicholas II after the 1905 Revolution, although its powers were limited.
During this period, many women in Russia were employed in various industries, facing harsh working conditions and low wages, as seen in the example of the women workers at the Treugolnik plant in St Petersburg.
The Liberals were a political group in Russia advocating for reform and gradual change, including political parties like the Constitutional Democratic Party (Kadets).
Stalin's collectivisation programme in the 1930s aimed to consolidate small farms into collective farms to increase agricultural productivity, but it led to widespread resistance, famine, and loss of livelihoods for many peasants.
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