Contrary to Marx and Lenin, Josef Stalin Insisted on the Need

question 79

Multiple Choice

Contrary to Marx and Lenin, Josef Stalin insisted on the need

• A) to create and consolidate "socialism in one country."
• B) for a "vanguard party" to lead the revolution.
• C) to begin the revolution in the countryside, not in the industrial cities.
• D) to go through capitalism before attempting a socialist revolution.
• E) for open debate and criticism within dialectical materialism.

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