collectivization

IPA: kʌɫɛktɪvɪzˈeɪʃʌn

The act of collectivizing
(especially in communist states) The process of abolishing privately-owned farmland organizing all its workers into large, publicly-owned collectives.

Examples of "collectivization" in Sentences

Consequence of collectivization.
Collectivization and class status.
First attempt at collectivization.
De collectivization of agriculture.
Collectivization of industry and agriculture.
So there was this thing called collectivization = the giving everything part.
Along with this "collectivization" came laws loosening the marriage relationship and promoting divorce and infidelity.
I don’t think that Orwell was against collectivization per se, only forced collectivization, which is why he despised Joseph Stalin and the Bolsheviks.
The state economic programs allowed private enterprise in industry and commerce and proposed no radical agrarian reforms such as collectivization schemes.
And there were -- one of the side effects of the five-year plan was that a great number of people were arrested, and there was a-- during a process called collectivization, when all the -- when the Soviet farms were made into state farms, peasants were made into state farms, many, many people arrested.
Note the strange lack of anything resembling Socialism or Marxism, or even any kind of collectivization, except where it pertains to aiding your own country in the long run by being a productive, well-educated member of society - a goal that one would hope even this Administration's most obtuse critics could get behind at least in spirit, if not in the details.