The majority of the population in the Soviet Union was most impacted by collectivism. The government enforced collectivization of agriculture, where private farms were confiscated and merged into large collective farms or state farms. This led to widespread disruption, displacement, and hardships for many farmers and peasants. Additionally, the government implemented collectivist policies in industry and other sectors of society, resulting in control and centralized planning that affected the daily lives of citizens. Overall, collectivism in the Soviet Union impacted the entire population, shaping their social, economic, and political experiences.
