Stalin's 5 year plan had different affects on industry and agriculture.
For one, the five year plan included the collectivization of farmers all across the Soviet Union. This means that the government controlled these farms and how much food they made. This negatively impacted farmers across the country, as those who refused to follow Stalin's lead were executed or forced into exile. Along with this, the five year plan lead to a famine in the Soviet Union.
As for industry, Stalin's 5 year plan helped turn the Soviet Union into a industrial powerhouse. This shift in focusing on industry rather than agricultural marked a huge shift in the Soviet society.
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