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How did the spirit of reform under Gorbachev in the Soviet Union spill over into Eastern Europe?
It was very contagious. The countries of Eastern Europe were excited for the changes and wanted to be a part of them as well.
After the war the soviet union quickly took control of?
Established control over Eastern Europe.
The origins of the Cold War lay in a fundamental disagreement between the US and the Soviet Union over postwar arrangements in?
Eastern Europe
What was the result of the soviet rule over eastern Europe?
an "iron curtain" that kept them safe from new invaders. it caused the cold war because many nations overrearcted
Why did the Soviet Union set union set up communist states in eastern Europe?
The Soviet Union established communist states in Eastern Europe primarily to create a buffer zone against potential Western aggression following World War II. By installing pro-Soviet governments in these countries, it aimed to expand its influence and secure its borders. Additionally, this strategy was part of a broader goal to spread communist ideology and maintain control over the region, ensuring that Eastern Europe remained aligned with Soviet interests during the Cold War.
How did the spirit of reform under Gorbachev in the Soviet Union spill over into Eastern Europe?
It was very contagious. The countries of Eastern Europe were excited for the changes and wanted to be a part of them as well.
What did Stalin accomplish in World War 2?
He prevented the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union and established Soviet control over the nations of eastern Europe.
After the war the soviet union quickly took control of?
Established control over Eastern Europe.
The origins of the Cold War lay in a fundamental disagreement between the US and the Soviet Union over postwar arrangements in?
Eastern Europe
What was the result of the soviet rule over eastern Europe?
an "iron curtain" that kept them safe from new invaders. it caused the cold war because many nations overrearcted
Why did the Soviet Union set union set up communist states in eastern Europe?
The Soviet Union established communist states in Eastern Europe primarily to create a buffer zone against potential Western aggression following World War II. By installing pro-Soviet governments in these countries, it aimed to expand its influence and secure its borders. Additionally, this strategy was part of a broader goal to spread communist ideology and maintain control over the region, ensuring that Eastern Europe remained aligned with Soviet interests during the Cold War.
What were the tree reasons for the end of soviet domination over Eastern Europe?
The end of Soviet domination over Eastern Europe was primarily driven by the weakening of the Soviet Union itself, marked by economic stagnation and political unrest. The rise of reformist leaders like Mikhail Gorbachev, who introduced policies of glasnost (openness) and perestroika (restructuring), encouraged calls for independence and reform across Eastern Europe. Additionally, widespread popular movements and protests in countries such as Poland and East Germany galvanized demands for democratic change, ultimately leading to the collapse of communist regimes in the region. This combination of internal pressures and the diminishing influence of the Soviet Union facilitated the transition to democracy in Eastern Europe.
What happened to the countries of Eastern Europe following World War 2?
Answer this question…Hungary
Why did independent nation-states develope later in Eastern Europe than in western Europe?
Because the Soviet Union controlled Eastern Europe for four decades. This changed when they elected a new leader, Mikhail Horbachev, he gave Eastern Europe more freedom as one of his reforms.
What did the Soviet Union do in Europe that upset the US?
They took it over. The Soviet Union was just a name they had for all the countries that were taken over (13 I believe). It collapsed at the end of the cold war and those countries were not under the control of the soviet union anymore.
What Symbolizes the soviet union's control over the people of eastern Europe?
(Iron Curtain)By 1946, less than a year after the end of World War II, it became clear that the Soviet Union planned to control the Poles, Hungarians, Romanians, and other people of Eastern Europe. Stalin forced communist government on these people. He also used his secret police to arrest anyone who opposed his rule.Many Eastern Europeans tried to escape Soviet control by fleeing to the West. But the Soviets stopped them by building a barbed wire fence which cut off Eastern Europe from the West. They also blocked trade between the eastern and western parts of Europe. Winston Churchill called the Soviet-controlled border between the East and West the "Iron Curtain."
What is the largest in the world and was once part of the Soviet Union.?
The largest country in the world, which was once part of the Soviet Union, is Russia. Covering over 17 million square kilometers, it spans Eastern Europe and northern Asia. Following the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia emerged as an independent nation and remains the largest country globally by land area.
