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How was John Paul II responsible for fall of communism?
Pope John Paul II and President Ronald Reagan were the two individuals who are largely responsible for the collapse of the Soviet Union.
What president ended communist rule?
No President is solely responsible for the fall of Communism in any country, it was the desire of the people that ended Communism rule in their country, though a few countries (North Korea, China, and Cuba most notably) still have Communist governments.
Who was the president of Poland after the fall of communism?
I think it was Lech Wałęsa.
How did President Reagan's buildup of America weapons contribute to the fall of communism?
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How did president Reagan's buildup of America's weapons contribute to the fall of communism?
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How did president Reagan's buildup of Americas weapons contribute to the fall of communism?
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When President Eisenhower referred to the domino theory he specifically had in mind one country which he thought would be the first to fall to communism in Asia. What was that country?
The country that President Eisenhower believed would be the first to fall to communism in Asia was Vietnam.
President Eisenhower’s belief that the fall of one nation to communism would lead to others was?
The Domino Theory
What soviet leader was most responsible for the fall of communication?
MIKHAIL GORBACHEV was the Soviet Premier most responsible for the Fall of Communism, especially because of his programs of glasnost (freedom of speech) and perestroika (market economics reforms).
Who coined the term for the one country Falling communism causing others to fall with it?
President Eisenhower, the "Domino Theory".
When did Fall of communism in Albania happen?
Fall of communism in Albania happened on 1991-01-07.
President Eisenhower's belief that the fall of one nation to communism would lead to others was what?
President Eisenhower's belief that the fall of one nation to communism would lead to others is known as the "domino theory." This concept suggested that the spread of communism in one country could trigger a chain reaction, causing neighboring countries to also fall under communist influence or control. Eisenhower used this theory to justify U.S. involvement in various conflicts, particularly in Southeast Asia, as a means to contain the spread of communism during the Cold War.
