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collectivize

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col·lec·tiv·ize  (k-lkt-vz)
tr.v. col·lec·tiv·ized, col·lec·tiv·iz·ing, col·lec·tiv·iz·es
To organize (an economy, industry, or enterprise) on the basis of collectivism.
col·lectiv·i·zation (-t-v-zshn) n.
collectivize or -vise
Verb
[-vizing, -vized] or -vising, -vised to organize according to the theory of collectivism
collectivization
-visation n
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Verb1.collectivize - bring under collective control; of farms and industrial enterprises
collectivise
organize, organise - cause to be structured or ordered or operating according to some principle or idea


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For all the talk about collectivize and cooperative agriculture, until late 1928 early 1929 when massive forced collectivization fell upon the village, what the Bolshevik government was actually doing was continuing the tsarist Ministry of Agriculture's policy of developing private plots.
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