Question 7 • 26-27 - C - RUSD World History, Culture and Geography
Communist economic policies, including state control of industry and the forced requisitioning of grain, disrupted production and food supplies. Industrial production suffered, and famine and domestic unrest followed; many wealthy people also fled Russia after the revolution. Thus, famine struck the country, unrest increased, wealthy people fled, and industrial production suffered. Steel production and food harvests did not increase as results of these policies.
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