Question

question 8 of 10 which policy is most similar to soviet education reforms under vladimir lenin? a. a country requires students to study religion rather than science. b. a country focuses on the arts and teaches little science or math. c. a country allows private corporations to control its schools. d. a country forces its schools to promote official state ideology.

Explanation:

Under Vladimir Lenin, Soviet education reforms aimed to promote the official state ideology (Communism). Education was used as a tool to indoctrinate the youth with the values and beliefs of the new Soviet regime.

• Option A: Soviet education under Lenin was more about promoting a secular, state - centered ideology (not religion).
• Option B: While there was an emphasis on creating a new socialist culture (which could involve some arts), the main focus was on ideological indoctrination rather than neglecting science/math.
• Option C: Soviet education was state - controlled, not privately controlled.
• Option D: This aligns with the use of education as a means to promote the official state ideology (similar to how Lenin used education to spread Communist ideology).

Answer:

D. A country forces its schools to promote official state ideology.