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How did the glasnost in the Soviet Union lead to the end of communism in Eastern Europe?
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Did communism in Soviet Union lead to World War 2?
No it was Hitler but communism was partially to do with it as Hitler wanted to get of Communism
How did the policies of glasnost lead to the end of the Soviet Union?
It empowered angry citizens to protest against communism and the Soviet government.
Who was the soviet leader who's reforms lead to the end of communism in Russia and eastern Europe?
Mikhail Gorbachev
How did Chinese communism differ from communism in the soviet union?
Soviet communism is where everyone is equal. All the money you make goes to the betterment of the communist state. Inchina people can make there own businesses and keep the money that they make. BUT the similarity is that there country's are both run by a huge council of men. SO if the USA was communist each state would have a mini dictator that all report to the major... president.
How did the glasnost in the Soviet Union lead to the end of communism in Eastern Europe?
Love
Did communism in Soviet Union lead to World War 2?
No it was Hitler but communism was partially to do with it as Hitler wanted to get of Communism
How did the policies of glasnost lead to the end of the Soviet Union?
It empowered angry citizens to protest against communism and the Soviet government.
How did soviet foreign policy lead to difficult relations with the West?
The Soviet Union wanted to spread communism to the whole world. The West had a capitalist system and tried to limit the spread of communism. This created the environment for hostility between the two factions.
Who was the soviet leader who's reforms lead to the end of communism in Russia and eastern Europe?
Mikhail Gorbachev
How did Chinese communism differ from communism in the soviet union?
Soviet communism is where everyone is equal. All the money you make goes to the betterment of the communist state. Inchina people can make there own businesses and keep the money that they make. BUT the similarity is that there country's are both run by a huge council of men. SO if the USA was communist each state would have a mini dictator that all report to the major... president.
Did Joseph Stalin lead the Soviet Union?
No, he did not. Vladimir Lenin is credited with introducing "communism" to the Soviet Union. Even so, Lenin and Stalin did not introduce true "communism." They introduced socialism and pretty poor versions of socialism at that.
How did disagreements between the US and soviet union after the ww2 lead to the cold war?
they had differnt ideas USA wanted Democracy and contain communist of spreading the USSR wanted to spread communism
During the Cold War diplomat George Kennan proposed the US adopt which policy to prevent the spread of communism?
During the Cold War, diplomat George Kennan proposed the policy of containment to prevent the spread of communism. This strategy aimed to restrict Soviet influence and communist expansion by supporting countries vulnerable to Soviet pressure. Kennan believed that through diplomatic, economic, and military means, the U.S. could contain communism and eventually lead to its decline.
When world war 2 was over Russia reverted to its prewar beliefs that the spread of communism was necessary true or false?
True. After World War II, the Soviet Union under Joseph Stalin reaffirmed its commitment to spreading communism globally. They believed that the expansion of communism was necessary for the security and survival of the Soviet Union and that it would ultimately lead to the establishment of a worldwide communist society. This resulted in the Cold War and the division of the world into two ideological blocs, with the Soviet Union actively supporting and promoting communist movements and governments around the world.
How did the emergence of 2 superpowers from ww2 lead to global conflict?
Because the two superpowers had opposing ideologies - the Soviet Union believed in Communism and the worldwide conversion to this belief, the US believe in democracy/capitalism and the freedom of nations and their peoples. As communism spread the US believed it was their fundamental responsibility to prevent this. It spread to a global conflict as other nations chose to support either the US or Soviet Union.
Is communism inherently totalitarian in nature?
Communism is often associated with totalitarianism due to historical examples like the Soviet Union and China. The centralized control of the economy and government in communist systems can lead to authoritarian rule. However, not all communist ideologies advocate for totalitarianism, as some believe in democratic forms of governance.
