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What can be inferred about Soviet elections fro the 1979 election results?
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What effects of soviet leader Joseph Stalin refused free elections in Eastern Europe and set up satellite nations on US?
The effects of the Soviet leader Josheph Stalin, who refused free elections in Eastern Europe was the Truman administration decided they will establish a policy of containment to block Stain from expanding.
What describe a major difference between the US and the Soviet Union during Cold War?
The United States allowed for free elections.
Why did Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev push for perestroika or a change in the Soviet economy?
Mikhail Gorbachev, Soviet General Secretary sought to bring social reforms that would bring multi-candidate but not multi-party elections to Soviet elections. He hoped to infuse the party with progressive candidates who would carry out his social reforms. Perestroika introduced market like reforms. He did not want to end command economy , simply to segue into a more efficient system of socialism. Unfortunately existing problems within the system caused more nationalism and resistance with constituents and ultimately led to the end of the Soviet Union.
What led to the collapse of the Soviet economy?
the election of Boris Yeltsin as President.
What was The original plan developed by the US and the Soviet Union for the future of Korea?
In 1945 the Soviet Union and the United States agreed to divide Korea in two zones at the 38th parallel. The plan was to hold elections after World War II to reunify Korea.
Has President Assad of Syria ever won a free election?
No, don't get into the illusion by Assad supporters that Syria has free democratic elections. These people don't know how a real democracy works, and if Assad falls from power and a new president that is outside of the Assad family is installed, these people will scream and go on a mob rage.All of Syria's presidential elections are "popular referendums". Basically, the rubber-stamp Syrian Parliament nominates him for the ballot paper. There is no such thing as an "opposition candidate" or anything similar to that. Once they nominate him for the ballot paper, the Syrian people will then vote either yes or no on the Parliament's nomination. This is not a typical democratic way on conducting elections, because first of all, these elections can get easily manipulated, as there is no such thing as "the opposition", and it is basically a way to bar everyone except the Assad family who wanted to become President of Syria. Here are the results of Syria's so-called presidential elections:Syrian Presidential Results 2007Yes11,199,44597.62No19,6530.17Invalid253,0592.21Total(turnout 95.86%)(11,967,611 eligible)11,472,157100.0Syrian Presidential Results 2000Bashar al-Assad8,689,87199.7Against22,4390.3Invalid/blank votes219,313-Total8,931,623100Any elections that has 99.9% of the vote is certainly not a real election. These are the same elections that Nazi Germany, Soviet Union, North Korea, Saddam's Iraq, etc...that they conduct.
What is the Last name of the soviet leader that allowed soviet republics to elect their own governments?
The last name of the Soviet leader who introduced democratic reforms in the 1980s that prompted the Soviet republics to hold (somewhat) free elections was Gorbachev.
What effects of soviet leader Joseph Stalin refused free elections in Eastern Europe and set up satellite nations on US?
The effects of the Soviet leader Josheph Stalin, who refused free elections in Eastern Europe was the Truman administration decided they will establish a policy of containment to block Stain from expanding.
What two states generally vote republican but voted democratic in this election?
the soviet reunion and that Canada place
What has the author V S Latov written?
V. S. Latov has written: 'The Soviet electoral system' -- subject(s): Elections
What describe a major difference between the US and the Soviet Union during Cold War?
The United States allowed for free elections.
What describes a major difference between the US and soviet union during the cold war?
The United States allowed for free elections.
Why did soviet leader Gorbachev push for perestroika or a change in the soviet economy?
Mikhail Gorbachev, Soviet General Secretary sought to bring social reforms that would bring multi-candidate but not multi-party elections to Soviet elections. He hoped to infuse the party with progressive candidates who would carry out his social reforms. Perestroika introduced market like reforms. He did not want to end command economy , simply to segue into a more efficient system of socialism. Unfortunately existing problems within the system caused more nationalism and resistance with constituents and ultimately led to the end of the Soviet Union.
Why did the Soviet leader mikhail Gorbachev push for perestroika or change in the Soviet economy?
Mikhail Gorbachev, Soviet General Secretary sought to bring social reforms that would bring multi-candidate but not multi-party elections to Soviet elections. He hoped to infuse the party with progressive candidates who would carry out his social reforms. Perestroika introduced market like reforms. He did not want to end command economy , simply to segue into a more efficient system of socialism. Unfortunately existing problems within the system caused more nationalism and resistance with constituents and ultimately led to the end of the Soviet Union.
Why did Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev push for perestroika or a change in the Soviet economy?
Mikhail Gorbachev, Soviet General Secretary sought to bring social reforms that would bring multi-candidate but not multi-party elections to Soviet elections. He hoped to infuse the party with progressive candidates who would carry out his social reforms. Perestroika introduced market like reforms. He did not want to end command economy , simply to segue into a more efficient system of socialism. Unfortunately existing problems within the system caused more nationalism and resistance with constituents and ultimately led to the end of the Soviet Union.
What led to the collapse of the Soviet economy?
the election of Boris Yeltsin as President.
Why did Stalin object to free elections?
Stalin wanted to maintain his own power within the Soviet Union. Not only that but he was afraid that the Communist Party would be voted out.
