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Stalin did not want individual freedom to exist. In doing so, he required everyone to obey his orders. Those who refused to, will either be killed or face imprisonment.

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Police would often be in control. When citizens think they're not being watched for a moment, there's always one undercover. They didn't allow people to enjoy their own lives.

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With Modern Technology, they were able to create machinery that were used on the farms of individuals. However, they would also be forced to work as well.

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There was no such thing as a personal life. Everything was shared and seen as a group. In education, every child had to learn the ideals of communism at an early age. There were also youth groups held that praised their teachings.

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Stalin was the head of everything. Everything had to go by his rules and everyone was expected to follow them.

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Stalin saw everyone in groups. There was no such thing as individual freedom and uniting others together.

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Stalin noticed that the Soviet Union was falling behind compared to other European states. Therefore he made it his goal to become better. There were many sacrifices that had to be made, especially through his Five-Year Plan. In the end, he got what he wanted and strived for more.

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I am Stalin.
I feel the need to be the greatest leader there ever was.
I need to take control.
I worry that we are far too behind.
I pretend that there is not a single person who doesn't like me.
I am Stalin.

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I am Stalin.
I wonder if I can overthrow the world.
I hear the cheers when people see me.
I see my country blooming because of me.
I want to expand our industry.
I am Stalin.

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I am Stalin.
I understand there are sacrifices to be made in order to move forward.
I say individuals should follow the ways of communism.
I try to control the ways people live.
I dream of being the most powerful country.
I am Stalin.

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1) There is a family looking up at Stalin
2) It appears to be his portrait on the wall.
3) The little girl is smiling and aware of his existence.

The poster above is trying to let Russians think that Stalin is their savior and leader. It is a known fact that many Russians had portraits of him in their own homes. In a way, it "replaced" their religion.

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Stalin's Great Purges were his development of labor camps also known as "gulags." It was a campaign aimed to remove anyone who was seen as a threat to Stalin.

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These attacks took place between 1936-1938

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What did Stalin use to carry out his terror? 

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What did Stalin use to carry out his terror? 

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Stalin used labor camps and violence to carry out his terror. Many people died because of this.

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Stalin took control over food production for the state by creating collective farms. These farms were previously owned by individuals but the Soviet Union stole them. Many peasants were placed and forced to work. This resulted in an increase in their agriculture economy.

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He started this since he realized how behind they were as a country compared to all of the other modern European countries. It was part of his Five-Year Plan. However, 3 million lives were lost as a result of these farms.