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The Soviet Union struggled to adapt to new ideas due to its rigid political structure and centralized control, which stifled innovation and dissent. The emphasis on ideological conformity often led to the suppression of alternative viewpoints and creative thinking. Additionally, the focus on heavy industry and military strength overshadowed investments in consumer goods and technological advancements, resulting in economic stagnation. This lack of adaptability ultimately contributed to the system's decline and eventual collapse.
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Why was it shocking that Hitler turned on the Soviet Union?
It wasnt, Stalin thought it was though
Day in the life during the Soviet Union?
It wasnt perfect but not as bad as portrayed in the western media.
Why did great Britain France and the Soviet Union wait so long to take military steps to stop Axis aggression?
they wasnt sure what would happen if they would have gone
What trait was unique to the totalitarian regime in the soviet union compared with other totalitarian governments of the 1930s?
"It was belief in master race" In my oppion the time wasted to kill the jews wasnt nessary in the sense that they could gain the tittle master race its very stupid and retared to think that.
What if there wasnt the industrial revolution?
if there wasnt you wouldnt be using a computer now
Why was it shocking that Hitler turned on the Soviet Union?
It wasnt, Stalin thought it was though
What is life like in the Soviet Union?
not as bad as portrayed in the western media. it wasnt perfect
Day in the life during the Soviet Union?
It wasnt perfect but not as bad as portrayed in the western media.
Why did great Britain France and the Soviet Union wait so long to take military steps to stop Axis aggression?
they wasnt sure what would happen if they would have gone
Was Stalin an German leader?
No, Stalin was not a German leader. Joseph Stalin was the leader of the Soviet Union from the mid-1920s until his death in 1953. He was born in Georgia, which was part of the Russian Empire at the time.
What happened in Russia after they got out of world war 1?
We arent sure that's why we asked but we know a little. umm they had a revolution. before that they signed that to get out of the war. it wasnt supposed to be in the war but was because ummmm of treaties. they also lost their empire and became the soviet union. Thanks for letting me be a hero and answer your question.
What trait was unique to the totalitarian regime in the soviet union compared with other totalitarian governments of the 1930s?
"It was belief in master race" In my oppion the time wasted to kill the jews wasnt nessary in the sense that they could gain the tittle master race its very stupid and retared to think that.
How did that economy affect the South's decision to break away from the Union?
they thought that they could keep everything they had and that it wasnt worht the fightt
In Lego Mario episode 5 it was soo funny wasnt it?
no it wasnt
What if there wasnt the industrial revolution?
if there wasnt you wouldnt be using a computer now
What was the compromise of the battle of Normandy?
there wasnt 1 there really wasnt 1. they just fought
Why wasnt Susan B Anthony's head on Mount Rushmore?
because she wasnt a president
