Mao Zedong's policies towards Chinese peasants was similar to Stalin's policies in the Soviet Union because by the 1930's Stalin had control over all the Communist parties around the world.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Mao Zedong's policies towards Chinese peasants focused on land reforms, collectivization, and mobilization of peasant masses for revolutionary purposes, while Stalin's policies towards peasants in the Soviet Union included forced collectivization which resulted in the deaths of millions of peasants due to famine and repression. Mao and Stalin were both leaders of Communist countries, but Mao did not have control over Communist parties around the world.

Mao Zedong's Policies Towards Chinese Peasants Was Similar to Stalin's