The Soviet Collectivization of Agriculture and the Growing Demand for Food

The Soviet collectivization of agriculture and the growing demand for food in expanding cities

A) caused an improvement in rural living standards.
B) made it possible for nearly every farmer to own a tractor.
C) caused a rural famine in which some five million people died.
D) caused an urban famine, as farmers insisted on charging high prices for food.
E) made the kulaks even more important to Soviet agriculture.