Supporters of joseph stalin most likely wanted to. bring democratic ideals to the soviet union. eliminate government control of agriculture. see the soviet union quickly become industrialized. protect private farms and businesses

The correct answer is "see the Soviet Union quickly become industrialized".

Joseph Stalin was a Georgian Politician who led the Soviet Union from 1922 to 1953. His regime was known for being totalitarian. One of the first actions he took was the collectivization of private farms. This action led the government to strip away the ownership of all farmlands in the country from its owners. These territories would be managed under collectivism, where agricultural workers would work the land according to the management of the government, who operated as owner and operator of them.

Soviet citizens believed that Stalin would lead to the country through a process of aggressive industrialization, as they understood that it was lagging behind the Western European nations. This process was in fact executed by Stalin who held a strong central government who took all of the decisions regarding the development of the industry in the country.

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