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Q1. Which policy did Bukharin advocate that Stalin initially supported?

🔹 A. Socialism in one country
🔹 B. Permanent revolution
🔹 C. Collectivization
🔹 D. War Communism

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: A

Q2. If Stalin wanted to isolate Trotsky, which alliance would be most effective?

🔹 A. Aligning with Bukharin and Kamenev
🔹 B. Supporting Trotsky’s permanent revolution
🔹 C. Forming a coalition with foreign communists
🔹 D. Partnering with the kulaks

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: B

Q3. Evaluate the impact of Stalin’s support for Bukharin on his later consolidation of power. Which statement best captures the mechanism?

🔹 A. It created a lasting alliance that limited Stalin’s authority
🔹 B. It temporarily neutralized Trotsky, allowing Stalin to later turn against Bukharin
🔹 C. It forced Stalin to adopt Bukharin’s policies permanently
🔹 D. It had no significant effect on Stalin’s rise

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: D

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