Reaction to collectivization in the 1930sincluded all of the following EXCEPT

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The reaction to collectivization in the 1930s did include mass slaughter of livestock, pitched battles between peasants and authorities, significantly lowered agricultural production, and attempts to defend private property. However, widespread reluctance on the part of local officials to enact party requirements is not accurate. Many local officials were actually quite zealous in implementing collectivization policies, driven by pressure from higher authorities and the Communist Party's directives.

Reaction to Collectivization in the 1930sincluded All of the Following