Question

The Stalinist era in the 1930s witnessed Group of answer choices the decline of industrialization in favor of the collectivization of agriculture. real wages and social conditions for the industrial labor force improve dramatically. millions of ordinary citizens arrested and sent into force labor camps. an abundance of permissive social legislation.

Answer 1

Answer:

millions of ordinary citizens arrested and sent into force labor camps.

Explanation:

Stalinism is a term which is used to describe a period during which the leader of the  Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin served as the $\text{General Secretary}$ of the $\text{Central Committee of the Communist Party}$ of Soviet Union from the year 1922 until his death on 5th of March 1953.

This period is most popularly known as the Stalinist era. Stalin developed a nuclear weapon in the year 1949. He led the country after the reconstruction. He ruled like dictator and made several citizens arrested and sent them to the labor camps. These people worked for Stalin as labors and were treated as a labor.