What goals did Stalin hope to accomplish in the USSR with collectivization?

Answer 1

he wanted to feed his factory workers well so they could produce more exportable goods. APEXXX

Answer 2

He wanted to harvest the food and sell the surplus overseas.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, Stalin was all about that collectivization game in the USSR. He was like, "Let's collectivize everything, make everyone work together, and boost agricultural production." His goal was to modernize agriculture, increase food production, and consolidate his power over the peasants. So yeah, basically, he wanted to flex his muscles and show everyone who's boss.

Answer 4

Under Stalin, the goal of his collectivization policies was much more than to simply better feed the working classes of the USSR. Stalin's goal, as pointed out by his Marxist critics, led by ideologues such as Leon Trotsky, was to consolidate all economic power into Stalin's control. Any failures in his agrarian reforms were blamed on enemies of the peoples revolution and one could also throw in a touch of bad weather, such as droughts.Once the peasant classes were totally controlled, it would be difficult for them to revert to their old pre-1917 backwards notions of farming. Also, the Stalinist collectivization process would end any chance of a NEP type of agrarian reform.

Answer 5

He wanted to feed his factory workers well so they could produce more exportable goods.

Answer 6

Joseph Stalin wanted to feed his factory workers well so they could produce more exportable goods.

Answer 7

to sell the surplus of food overseas

Answer 8

He wanted to harvest the food and sell the Surplus overseas