After the Russian revolution, soviets like Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin came to power. When they came to power, they formed a communist society, now called the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. While the Soviets like Stalin did base their government on Karl Marx’s ideology, they did bend the rules to benefit themselves. Stalin did enact many positive policies borrowed from Karl Marx’s Communist Manifesto. One of this included Collectivization. According to britannica.com, “Collectivization was a Marxist policy adopted by the Soviet government”. It transformed the traditional agriculture to an industrialized system in which the peasants had to give up their own farms to join a collective community of farms. The ideas of Collectivization