Why did lenin create communist international?

1.to encourage other nations to become communists

2.to make sure the new constitution was followed

3.to organize forced labor camps to maintain unity

4.to be the new governing body of the soviet union

   1. To encourage other nations to become Communists

Explanation:  Lenin was a follower of Marxism, and the original goal was to establish communism in Russia, with certain adaptations to concrete conditions in Russia, which was later called Leninism. This, of course, essentially contained all the ideas of Marxism, and one of the necessary actions was the struggle for the abolition of classes and the establishment of social property, which should have been pursued at the global level within the framework of the World Revolution. That is why the Communist International was created with the aim of promoting communism and encouraging other countries to adopt communism. This Communist International, shown after the Second World War, will be a powerful political organization and the ideology of the creation of the communist states in Eastern Europe.

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