Question

What true aspect of the Soviet Union could Stalin's government have used for propaganda in the 1930s?

A) They were not throwing people into political prisons like Germany and Italy
B) Their low international trade meant they were less impacted by the Great Depression
C) Since they had taken over from the Romanov's Russian territory had never been larger
D) It's government did not have the bitter infighting of so many democracies' leaders

Answer 1

C) Since they had taken over from the Romanov's Russian territory had never been larger

Step-by-step explanation:

During the 1930s, Stalin's government in the Soviet Union engaged in extensive propaganda efforts to promote the idea of a strong, powerful state that was rapidly modernizing and industrializing. One of the key messages of this propaganda was that the Soviet Union had expanded its territory and influence considerably since the days of the Romanov dynasty. This message was intended to reinforce the idea that the Soviet Union was a strong and successful state that could compete with other great powers on the world stage.