Lenin followed by Stalin worked to convert Russia to a communist state. How were the reforms of Stalin different than the reforms of Lenin? A.
Lenin established a rapid approach to reform through the NEP, but Stalin carried out a slow conversion through his Five-Year-Plans.

B.
Lenin’s plans to convert Russia to a communist nation relied on agriculture while Stalin’s plans relied on industrialization.

C.
Lenin established a gradual approach to reform through the NEP, but Stalin carried out a rapid conversion through his Five-Year-Plans.

D.
Lenin established a strong propaganda effort to change Russians minds about communism and Stalin ended the program.