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Everyone especially Russian peasants benefited from Stalin plans for collectivization true or false?
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∙ 7y ago
False. "Collectivization" is attributed for the soviet famine in the early 1930's, killing millions.
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Which part was the great leap forward?
Collectivization of farms Relocation of peasants
Did Russian peasants benefit from Stalin's plans for collectivization?
No, quite the opposite.
Which was part of the great leap forward!?
Collectivization of farms Relocation of peasants
How was food allocated during collectivization?
Peasants were allowed to keep a small private plot of land for their own food production.
What happened to peasants who refused to move to collectivization?
I assume you are referring to the early days of the Soviet Union. They were shot or sent to Siberia.
Why did some peasants resist the collectivization plan?
beatingsprisonexecutionsiberian gulagconfiscation of seed grain (so that they had nothing to plant next year)forced starvationetc.
What are the responsibilities of peasants?
peasants responsibilities are everyone does whatever king better than you damon wants
Why were peasants in Europe dependent upon nobles?
Were everyone peasants, there would be no peasants.
What was the name of the richer peasans?
There are no "richer" peasants. There was nobility and then there was everyone else.
Which party's domestic policy appealed more to Chinese peasants?
The Chinese Communist Party's domestic policies historically appealed more to Chinese peasants due to its focus on land redistribution, agricultural collectivization, and social welfare programs. These policies aimed to address the needs of the rural population and improve their living conditions.
Who owns land in collectivization?
During Collectivization under Stalin, the land was seized entirely by the state, then distributed equally between Farmers and Peasants. They then grew crops on the land, with tools either given by the state, or made, and seeds, provided if there weren't any. They would grow crops on the land, then a certain percentage would be kept by them to feed their families, and the rest taken by the state in order to feed others. However, due to a series of bad management issues, and natural famines, the Collectivization program was not 100% successful.
The lives of Egyptian peasants were greatly influenced by what?
The lives of Egyptian Peasants were influenced by the Pharaoh. Whatever the Pharaoh said everyone must have done. If not the Pharaoh would have them killed. Therefore everyone listened to the Pharaoh or they would have died.
