Question
Which of the following human rights violations were committed by Joseph Stalin’s regime?(1 point)
Responses
political executions
political executions
genocide
genocide
attacking hospitals
attacking hospitals
ethnic cleansing
Responses
political executions
political executions
genocide
genocide
attacking hospitals
attacking hospitals
ethnic cleansing
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Joseph Stalin's regime committed the following human rights violations:
1. **Political executions** - Stalin's government was known for widespread purges, which included the execution of political opponents and perceived enemies of the state.
2. **Genocide** - The policies of forced collectivization and famine, particularly the Holodomor in Ukraine, are considered acts of genocide against certain ethnic groups.
While "attacking hospitals" and "ethnic cleansing" may also apply in certain contexts, they are not as prominently associated with Stalin's regime compared to the other two categories. Therefore, the two prominent violations you should note are **political executions** and **genocide**.
1. **Political executions** - Stalin's government was known for widespread purges, which included the execution of political opponents and perceived enemies of the state.
2. **Genocide** - The policies of forced collectivization and famine, particularly the Holodomor in Ukraine, are considered acts of genocide against certain ethnic groups.
While "attacking hospitals" and "ethnic cleansing" may also apply in certain contexts, they are not as prominently associated with Stalin's regime compared to the other two categories. Therefore, the two prominent violations you should note are **political executions** and **genocide**.