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Why did soviet leader Gorbachev pursue glasnost and perestroika
Gorbachev pursued perestroika because it was also known as the end of the Communist Era, when he abolished Communism in Russia. Glasnost was pursued to further open up the political system in Russia.
According to the what. France granted independence to Vietnam laos and cambodia
France granted independence to Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia when the political forces within each country demanded it. Vietnam independence resulted in a civil war.
Geneva Accords
What happened during the antiwar protests at Kent state University
national guardsmen shot and killed four students
What did rachel carsons book the silent spring touch off
jotos
What political strategy did senators eugene mccarthy and Robert Kennedy employ to try to end the vietnam war
mcarthy and kennedy ran for the democratic presidential nomination
What best describes the war strategy of the vietcong
they did
Why did martin Luther king speak out against the treatment of African American soldiers
Because he did like the way treated African American soldiers
What was Operation Rolling Thunder
a sustained aerial bombing campaign agaisnt the vietcong {nova}
Why did economists invent the term stagflation to describe the economic problems in the united States during the 1970s
to describe a situation caused by a weak economy and rising prices
The end of the Vietnam war resulted in what
the fall of Saigon
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