The kulaks were
a. large farms owned by the state and staffed by formerly independent peasants.
b. well-to-do peasants targeted as "enemies of the people" during collectivization.
c. local officials responsible for enforcing collectivization.
d. forced-labor camps for rebellious peasants during collectivization.
e. none of the above
b
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