Question

under lenin, some of the leaders of the communist government called for a return to the capitalist system. sometimes broke away and formed rival parties. were not allowed to disagree with one another. privately disagreed with the direction of the revolution.

Explanation:

Under Lenin, the Communist government was unified in its revolutionary goals. Leaders were committed to the socialist - communist path and did not call for a return to capitalism. There was no significant fracturing into rival parties. Open disagreement was not suppressed within the party's democratic - centralist framework, but private disagreement was not a characteristic feature of the leadership's behavior during this time.

Answer:

None of the above options accurately describe the behavior of Communist government leaders under Lenin.