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He initiated "Perestroika" which literally translates to restructuring, and ended the command economy; a direct control by Joseph Stalin's own hand; and "Glasnost", openess opposed to the terrorfied silence induced by Stalin.
He wanted to help ease the economic problems of his country.
Mikhail Gorbachev, who introduced perestroika, or reform, and glasnost, or understanding to the CCCP. He hoped that by making peace with the U.S.A, he could divert money from the military and use it to help the CCCP's aching economy.
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1.He will change his ways and act nicer and help more 2. If he has a girlfriend and has not bring her home yet
The Soviet reoccupation of Afghanistan early in Gorbachev's presidency
Gorbachev's two major policies were glasnost and perestroika, which means openness and restructuring. He welcomed criticism of the government, which was never before allowed in the U.S.S.R. He wanted to reform or restructure the economy and especially the communist party within U.S.S.R. He allowed freedom of press and released political prisoners. He encouraged the rulers of the eastern European countries to adopt the same policies. The people of eastern Europe stood up against the oppressive regimes (although some eastern European rulers did follow in Gorbachev's footsteps and allowed free elections). The people initially feared that the Soviet army would suppress the uprisings like it had before, but Gorbachev did not provide help to the Communist regimes. Hence by 1991, communism was rejected by the eastern Europe.
Pan-Africanism helped to bring Africans together to fight for independence. It led to the establishment of African led governments and policies.