The social system created in the Soviet Union, emphasizing collective ownership and communal living, is called Communism. Under this ideology, the state aimed to eliminate class distinctions and redistribute wealth to achieve a classless society. This system promoted the idea that all property should be publicly owned, and everyone should work towards the common good. Despite its theoretical goals, the practical implementation under leaders like Joseph Stalin resulted in significant repression and economic challenges, influencing global views on communism and socialism.