According to the treaty, would the Soviet Union have been allowed to join the European Union? Yes, because the USSR was a single-party state. Yes, because the USSR had respect for human rights. No, because the USSR had a nondemocratic form of government No, because the USSR owned no European territory.

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6 June, 17:52

According to the treaty, would the Soviet Union have been allowed to join the European Union? Yes, because the USSR was a single-party state. Yes, because the USSR had respect for human rights. No, because the USSR had a nondemocratic form of government No, because the USSR owned no European territory.

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Keaton Arias · Answer 1

The answer is: no, because they were not democratic

The soviet union was notoriously known for adopting an authoritarian state as its form of government.

They put total control on the media, preventing anyone from voicing negative opinion about the government. They also utilize their military to execute activists who threaten government reputation. such actions heavily contradict the democratic value that held by members of European union.

Laylah Davis · Answer 2

The answer is C according to the other person