Answer:
Stalin's Five-Year-Plans were aimed primarily against
c. peasant landowners.
Explanation:
In 1917 land was expropriated from nobles during the Russian Revolution of Lenin. With Stalin's Five-Year-Plans coming into effect in 1928, the lands of the peasant landowners were targeted. Their lands were confiscated through his centralization policies, and Stalin concentrated on the rapid industrialization of Russia. The industrialization plans were mostly successful as capital goods for the defense industry quadrupled. But the industrial goods were accumulated to the detriment of consumer goods.
