What was daily life like under Stalin?

horrible

Explanation:

people lived in fear constantly that if something they said 5 years prior or something similar to that could get you arrested or killed by the NKVD.

soldiers that fought in world War II that were captured and then returned back to Russia were put into the gulag system implemented by Stalin or were killed on the spot and deemed traders to Soviet Russia.

he was pure evil and implemented the holodomor which was a genocide on the ukrainians, and killed more people during his reign than even Hitler did.

when his son was captured by a German military they offered a trade off between his son and a field marshal and Stalin said "I would not trade a field marshal for a corporal" his son was later killed and Stalin didn't care at all. understand the horrific deeds he did and what communism did for Russia.

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threats. this was all i could find hope this : )

the main concern with the first draft of the articles of confederation was too much power in the state governments.