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What were some of the ways that all these global conflicts influenced popular culture? disgusted by the senseless deaths and horrors of WW1. It favored group collaboration and spontaneity, and mocked nationalism and materialism. James Bond was a fictional British Secret Service agent created in 1953 by writer Ian Fleming. Fleming based of people he met in the Naval Intelligence Division during World War II. Socialist realism was an optimistic, realistic art developed in the Soviet Union and became a dominant in other socialist countries. Socialist realism glorified communist values, such as the proletariat. Video games became popular because people could play military themed games with weapons that began to be used in the World Wars. the years after WWI James Bond Social Realism (?) Video games Key Concept 6.3 New Conceptualizations of Global Economy, Society, and Culture Answer Concepts and Relevant Factual Examples in underline “Facts” The 20th century saw a great deal of warfare and economic collapse. In response to these problems new ideas about governments and how they relate to the economy developed. In Communist states, how did governments seek to control their national economies? The communist Soviet Union and China had Five Year plans to set priorities for industrial development, including expected output and new facilities. The government constructed factories in metallurgy, mining, and electric power to make the state industrialized. During the first two Five Year plans, Soviet output pf machinery and metal product grew. Another economic policy of the Soviets was collectivization. It sought the creation of large, state-run farms. It was a massive program beginning in 1928. It pressed peasants to join, and offered a chance to mechanize agriculture. Collective farms allowed peasants small plots of their own, job security, rigid planning, and factory like discipline. The Great Leap Forward (1958-1960) in Communist China promoted the industrialization in the rural areas. It gave education for all the people, and transitioned immediately to full communism in the people’s communes rather than waiting for industrial development. However, this led to massive famine. Five-Year Plans collectivization The Great Leap Forward