How did Joseph Stalin try to improve the Soviet Union's economy under his five-year plans? Select the

two correct answers.

A He placed the entire Soviet economy under government control.

B He encouraged the Soviet people to embrace fascism

C He forced peasants to form collective farms.

D. He pushed the Soviet government to adopt democratic reforms

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Eli Kline

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16 November, 20:47

How did Joseph Stalin try to improve the Soviet Union's economy under his five-year plans? Select the

two correct answers.

A He placed the entire Soviet economy under government control.

B He encouraged the Soviet people to embrace fascism

C He forced peasants to form collective farms.

D. He pushed the Soviet government to adopt democratic reforms

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Nathaly Hubbard · Answer 1

Joseph Stalin try to improve the Soviet Union's economy under his five-year plans by placing the entire Soviet economy under government control and forcing peasants to form collective farms.

Answer: Option A & C

Explanation:

Soviet union's had 13 five year plans. Stalin has followed the economic policy of Vladimir Lenin in his first plan. The state government has all the control over all communication, exchange, and production. It includes all large business firms as well as medium business firms.

Also, it includes small firms that employed 20 people. As the results of the improvement of the first and second five plans were not satisfied he decided to increase the consumer goods by forcing peasants to form collective farms. Later, the farms were ruined during that period in the war.