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Which statement best explains Lenin's beliefs about Stalin? Group of answer choices Lenin believed Stalin had proven his ability to lead. Lenin believed that Stalin had too much authority and would not
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Which statement best explains Lenin's beliefs about Stalin?

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Lenin believed Stalin had proven his ability to lead.

Lenin believed that Stalin had too much authority and would not always use that authority cautiously.

Lenin believed that Stalin would be a good leader, but could not handle the administrative side of leading.

Lenin believed that Stalin, over time, would become a strong leader.

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Answer:I’m pretty sure it is the third one

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