What Was One of Stalin's Rationales for the "Second Revolution

question 74

Multiple Choice

What was one of Stalin's rationales for the "second revolution"?

• A) He thought that the Soviet Union's survival depended on catching up with the West.
• B) He wanted to finish what Lenin had started.
• C) He wanted to keep the peasants distracted and prevent them from revolting.
• D) He was attempting to move agriculture to south Russia.

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