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1.
FALL OF THE SOVIET UNION
JACOB, TIARA, FARRAH
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2.
RONALD REAGAN
Elected president in 1980
Called the Soviet Union an "evil empire"
Military build up and new arms race
Gave military aid to the afgahn rebels
The Cold War was intensified
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Marion Doss
3.
LEONID BREZHNEV/POLICIES/ACTIONS
Emphasized heavy industry
Benefited from the more relaxed atmosphere associated with dente
Emerged as the dominant leader in the 70's
He was determined to keep eastern europe in communist hands
The Soviet Union was roughly equal to the u.s in nuclear arms
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dbking
4.
LEONID BREZHNEV/PROBLEMS
By the 70's the soviet union had become complacent and corrupt.
Collective farmers had no incentive to work hard.
Weakened the soviet economy.
Goverments central planning led to a huge complex bureaucracy.
They worked their own small private plots to laboring in the collective work brigades.
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Joffley
5.
MIKHAIL GORBACHEV/COLD WAR
To power in the Soviet Union in 1985 eventually brought a dramatic end to the Cold War
The reunification Germany on October 3,1990 was a powerful symbol of the Cold War
Political changes helped bring an end to both the soviet union and the Cold War
Mikhail Gorbachev won the Nobel Peace Prize for helping to end the Cold War
Mikhail Gorbachev is one of the prominent figures who are believed to have had their part in bringing to end to the Cold War
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Sebastian Niedlich (Grabthar)
6.
MIKHAIL GORBACHEV/PERESTROIKA
Perestroika means restructuring economic policy
From the start, he preached the need for radical reforms
He wanted to start an economy, where consumers influence what is produced
This economy would have limited free enterprise
Gorbachev realized that an attempt to reform the economy without political reform would be doomed to failure
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Ben Sutherland
7.
MIKHAIL GORBACHEV/THE END
One of the problems was the multiethnic nature of the Soviet Union
Gorbachev struggled to deal with problems unleashed by his reforms
The break up of the Soviet union would mean an end to their privileges
The Soviet Union now move on for complete independence
An era had begun in new independence states
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veni markovski
8.
BORIS YELTSIN
President of Russia Republic
Resisted the rebel forces
Soviet republics moved for independence
Announced that Soviet Union "ceased power"
Introduced a free market
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FDR Presidential Library & Museum
9.
VLADIMIR PUTIN
President of Russia in 2000
Vowed to adopt international role
Launched reforms to boost growth
Reforms included free sale
Russia experienced budget surplus
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mharrsch
10.
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FARRAH, JACOB, TIARA
Tiara Nelson
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