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Nelson Lassiter Study Notes Soviet Union
School: Trinity College
Course: HIST 308
... He advocated civil liberties and reforms in the Soviet Union. He became concerned with the civil implications of his nuclear work, against atmosphere nuclear tests, argues the Soviet Union is trapped in a war economy based on heavy industry an...
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RussVocab
School: Wwindsor Plainsboro South
Course: HISTORY AP Gov
AP Comparative Politics Vocab. Russia Vocab Terms. democratic centralism glasnost. Stalinism perestroika. Marxist-Leninism Constitution of 1993. nomenklatura Constitutional Court. Central Committee Duma. Politiburo Federation Council. general secr...
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What was perestroika
School: Simon Fraser University
Course: HIST H225
What was perestroika? In 1980 Soviet Union started the policy of perestroika that were in effect from 1985 to 1991. ... Perestroika refers to the reconstruction of the political and economic system established by the Communist Party. ...
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Lecture 27 outline the collapse of Communism
School: University Of California, Davis
Course: HIS 4C
Lecture 27 The Collapse of Communism, December 2, 2015 Key terms: Solidarity; glasnost; perestroika; Sinatra Doctrine Framing questions 1 ...
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What was perestroika
School: Simon Fraser University
Course: HIST H225
What was perestroika? In 1980 Soviet Union started the policy of perestroika that were in effect from 1985 to 1991. ... Perestroika refers to the reconstruction of the political and economic system established by the Communist Party. ...
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WEEK 6 history disc 1 MAIN
School: DeVry University, Chicago
Course: HIST 425
WEEK 6 history disc 1 MAIN. What impact did Gorbachev's ideas of glasnost (openness), perestroika (restructuring), and demokratizatsiia (democratization) have on Communist society? Were ...
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Nelson Lassiter Study Notes Soviet Union
School: Trinity College
Course: HIST 308
... He advocated civil liberties and reforms in the Soviet Union. He became concerned with the civil implications of his nuclear work, against atmosphere nuclear tests, argues the Soviet Union is trapped in a war economy based on heavy industry an...
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RussVocab
School: Wwindsor Plainsboro South
Course: HISTORY AP Gov
AP Comparative Politics Vocab. Russia Vocab Terms. democratic centralism glasnost. Stalinism perestroika. Marxist-Leninism Constitution of 1993. nomenklatura Constitutional Court. Central Committee Duma. Politiburo Federation Council. general secr...
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Lecture 27 outline the collapse of Communism
School: University Of California, Davis
Course: HIS 4C
Lecture 27 The Collapse of Communism, December 2, 2015 Key terms: Solidarity; glasnost; perestroika; Sinatra Doctrine Framing questions 1 ...
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Lecture 27 The Collapse of Communism
School: University Of California, Davis
Course: HIS 4C
Ian W. Campbell History 4C December 2, 2015 Key Terms Solidarity Glasnost Perestroika Sinatra Doctrine Framing Questions 1. What was the ...
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European_History 141
School: University Of Iowa
Course: HISTORY 016:003
The Fall of the Soviet Union The failure of Glasnost and Perestroika to revive the situation in the Soviet Union resulted in its demise. In 1989, the first free elections since 1917 were held for the Soviet Congress. ...
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Perestroika and Glastnost
School: West Geauga High School
Course: HISTORY World Hist
... repression. These led to collapse of communism within Russia. Perestroika Gorbachev's plan to restructure the economy. Made ... USSR. Military Perestroika Downfall of the Russian army. Their ...
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Quiz 11 w/ answers
School: Kirkwood Community College
Course: HIS 124
... A) begin of peace negotiations with the west. B) peacefully overthrow its communist government. C) violently overthrow its communist government. D) abandon glasnost and perestroika. Correct Answer(s): B. 2. ...
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