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Lenin changed the nations names to Union Of Soviet Socialist Replubics or the Soviet Union. He also organized the Communist Party into a strong, tightly run group.
Okayy... Soviet leader who made changes in soviet union? I believe it was Gorbachev. Then there's a quetion that says what kind of changes glasnost bring to the Soviet Union? So I really don't know if it's accurate that Gorbachev made changes.. but it's my best answer, because that's the only leader I've read about. :) HOPEFULL this helps you if it's not too late by now!
Because, U.S wanted a democratic government and the soviet union wanted a communist government
Joseph Stalin did not create the Soviet Union. Vladimir Lenin did that.
gorbachevs reforms
Glasnot brought remarkable changes. The government allowed churches to open. It released dissidents from prison and allowed the publication of books by previously banned authors. Reporters investigated problems and criticized officials.
Lenin changed the nations names to Union Of Soviet Socialist Replubics or the Soviet Union. He also organized the Communist Party into a strong, tightly run group.
Mikhail Gorbachev wanted the Soviet Union's economy to be reformed for the better via Glasnot and Perestroika.
Okayy... Soviet leader who made changes in soviet union? I believe it was Gorbachev. Then there's a quetion that says what kind of changes glasnost bring to the Soviet Union? So I really don't know if it's accurate that Gorbachev made changes.. but it's my best answer, because that's the only leader I've read about. :) HOPEFULL this helps you if it's not too late by now!
The United States and The Soviet Union became the major powersources of the World! :D
Because, U.S wanted a democratic government and the soviet union wanted a communist government
Joseph Stalin did not create the Soviet Union. Vladimir Lenin did that.
mikhail gorbachev
gorbachevs reforms
Mikhail gorbachev made many changes in soviet union?
The end of the cold war between the United States and the Soviet Union was not based on just two events. The cold war began to lose steam with Mikhail Gorbachev's policies of perestroika (reform and/or restructuring of the Soviet Union) and glasnot (openness). It was not Gorbachev's intention to bring communism to an end but that was the result. It was the collapse of the Soviet Union (and the incredible and rapid events of 1989 in Eastern Europe) which brought the end to the Soviet Union and the cold war. Once the Soviet Union no longer could afford to finance their satellite states or provide military assistance, the Eastern Bloc of countries were in no position to fight off the brave citizens who protested, demonstrated, and demanded reform. They lost their power and one by one, communist countries faded from the globe to be replaced with a new Socialism and their own form of democracy (think Poland and Solidarity, the overthrow of Ceausescu's Romanian Dictatorship, Hungary removing the barbed wire from its border with Germany, the Velvet Revolution and Velvet Divorce of Checkoslovakia) The changes came with a flurry in 1989 and concluded with the demise of the Soviet Union in 1991.
His foreign policy helped bring about an end to the Cold War, while within the Soviet Union he introduced major reforms ( glasnost and perestoika). The downfall of the Soviet Union was a result of long periods of economic depression.