Why did the Kulak class, in particular, oppose collectivization?

Kulaks were relatively wealthy peasants who often owned more land, livestock, or equipment than other farmers. Collectivization took private farms and combined them into collective farms, so kulaks stood to lose more of their property and independence than poorer peasants. That is why the choice saying they were wealthier and had the most to lose is correct.

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