It is estimated that during Stalin's collectivization drive, perhaps 10 million peasants died, mostly due to
A) homelessness and starvation.
B) hunger strikes in opposition of his plan.
C) artificially induced famine.
D) brutal banishment to Siberia.
E) state-sponsored seizure of crops.

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The artificially induced famine, also known as the Holodomor, was a deliberate policy by the Soviet government which caused millions of deaths due to starvation. This was a result of the forced collectivization of agriculture and the seizure of crops by the state, leading to a shortage of food and widespread famine in certain regions of the Soviet Union.

It Is Estimated That During Stalin's Collectivization Drive, Perhaps 10