Question

communism and popular culture
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how did communist leaders intentionally influence children in the soviet union?
children were given a voice in government by allowing them to vote in elections at the age of eleven.
soviets forced parents to give all children to orphanages to create a unified communist state.
child labor laws were abolished by the soviets to gain the support of children.
schools were converted to indoctrinate students with the communist view of the
ew man.\

Explanation:

In the Soviet Union, communist - led educational reforms aimed to shape the ideology of the younger generation. Schools were used as a tool to inculcate the communist vision of the "new man" who was self - sacrificing, dedicated to the collective, and committed to building a communist society. Children did not have the right to vote at age eleven, there was no mass forced removal of children to orphanages, and child labor laws were not abolished to gain children's support.

Answer:

Schools were converted to indoctrinate students with the Communist view of the "new man."