How Did Stalin's Approach to Consolidating Power Differ from Lenin's

question 22

Multiple Choice

How did Stalin's approach to consolidating power differ from Lenin's?

• A)Lenin was generally far more brutal to both enemies and allies within the party than Stalin.
• B)Lenin rarely expelled party members, whereas Stalin often expelled members.
• C)Lenin set rival parties against each other, whereas Stalin set rivals within the party against each other.
• D)Stalin allowed rival parties to form and operate, whereas Lenin made rival parties illegal.
• E)Stalin built up multiple other leaders within the party so they could take over later, whereas Lenin focused all authority on himself.

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