Explanation: Collectivization, or Stalin’s plan to create state-run rather than individually held farms, constituted the economic and political planning at the heart of communism. New Economic Plans (B) refer to Lenin; Five-Year Plans (C) refer more to industry than to agriculture; and the Great Leap Forward (D) refers to Mao Zedong’s efforts in the late 1950s to recapture the rural, peasant base that had made his revolution possible.
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