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GCSE History · key term
A large agricultural organisation that combined farming communities and organised collective production. During the early 1960s, communes remained, but more decisions passed to smaller production teams.
Used by Edexcel
Paper 3
Revise: Economic ReformCommunes remained, but their central administrations lost much of their control over everyday production. Smaller production teams became the basic units for organising production and accounting for income. They made most decisions about production and the distribution of income to their members.
Do not claim that communes were completely abolished. Private plots were restored and smaller production teams gained responsibility within the commune structure.
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