What was perestroika?

A. A Soviet policy of nuclear disarmament

B. A Soviet policy to make the economy more open to foreign competition and individual citizens

C. A Soviet policy to increase military spending

D. A Soviet policy of making the government more open

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23 November, 15:48

What was perestroika?

A. A Soviet policy of nuclear disarmament

B. A Soviet policy to make the economy more open to foreign competition and individual citizens

C. A Soviet policy to increase military spending

D. A Soviet policy of making the government more open

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Cruz Humphrey · Answer 1

The answer is 'B'.

Perestroika was a Soviet policy to make the economy more open to foreign competition and individual citizens.

Mikhail Gorbachev attempted to reconstruct the economic system of the Communist Party.

Example: Ending price controls

Glasnost refers to the government becoming more open.

What was perestroika?A. A Soviet policy of nuclear disarmamentB. A Soviet policy to make the economy more open to foreign competition and individual citizensC. A Soviet policy to increase military spendingD. A Soviet policy of making the government more open

What was perestroika?

A. A Soviet policy of nuclear disarmament

B. A Soviet policy to make the economy more open to foreign competition and individual citizens

C. A Soviet policy to increase military spending

D. A Soviet policy of making the government more open