If the Soviets had been true to Karl Marx’s theory of communism, what would they have done?

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sertanlavr [38]2 years ago

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The correct answer is C) turned ownership of farmlands over to the workers.

The other options of the question were A) created the most powerful army in the world. B) industrialized the Soviet Union as quickly as possible. D) opposed all Asian countries. E) opposed all European countries.

If the Soviets had been true to Karl Marx’s theory of communism, what they would have done had been "turned ownership of farmlands over to the workers."

That was one of the most important concepts expressed by Karl Marx's arguments when he wrote about Socialism. That the means of production belonged to the state and the land had to be split for the farmers to work it. But we know that when military men or politicians get to power, they forget the idealistic principles they once defended and better opt for getting rich and powerful. And that was what happened in the USSR.

MAVERICK [17]2 years ago

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turned ownership of farmlands over to the workers.

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