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What were Gorbechev’s economic reform efforts called? A.)glasnost B.)laissez-faire C.)perestroika D.)supply-side economics E.)zdravstvuyte

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The correct answer is C, as Gorbachev's economic reform efforts were called Perestroika.

Perestroika was a movement that wanted to reform the Soviet communism by developing a new structure of the internal economy of that country, which was implemented throughout its territory by Mikhail Gorbachev, a month after he took power. The vision that Mikhail Gorbachev had for the future was, fundamentally, to reorganize the socialist system in order to preserve it. Among his plans for change was that Soviet society could be transformed so that it was ready and could contribute to the creation of a new economic system within socialism, in the Soviet Union. This process was full of conversions towards democracy in politics and the members of the Kremlin, bringing with it a huge amount of consequences in the economy and in society, which culminated in the Gorbachev era and the consequent dissolution of the USSR.
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Answer: Gorbachev's economic reform effort is called "Perestroika."

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President Reagan met with which Russian leader in a series of important meetings..

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The correct answer to the question above is Mikhail Gorbachev. President Raegan met with the Russian leader Mikhail Gorbachev (the eighth and the last Soviet Union's leader) in a series of important meetings. The Russian leader even visited the White House. 

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"Mikhail Gorbachev"

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what three innovations played a roll in creating vast changes in American society during the Roaring Twenties

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Three innovations  that played a roll in creating vast changes in American society during the Roaring Twenties were:  

1- Electric Washing Machine: as many other electric apliances made the lives of many housewives and women much easier.

2- Electric refrigerator and freezers

3- Automibile: model T changed the industry of automobile and now they were used daily life issues: shopping, going to school, travelling. A model affordable for middle class families
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Which of the following groups did NOT migrate to the Americas for religious freedom?A. Puritans
B. Huguenots
C. Quakers
D. Acadians

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European history affected immigration to the United States South, the factors affecting migration from the US, and the influences that affected movement within and out of the Southern states.

Contents [hide] 1 Religious Events in Europe Influenced the Religion of our Ancestors2 Colonization of the South by Ethnic Groups3 Settlement and Growth of Religious Groups4 Southern Migration Pathways5 Other Factors Influencing Migration in the South6 HomeworkReligious Events in Europe Influenced the Religion of our Ancestors

A. Events that led to various Jewish, Catholic, and Orthodox denominations in America.

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B. Events that led to various Protestant denominations in America.

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C. Europe's Religions in 1560 (at the dawn of the exploration and settlement of America).

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B. Early Colonization Successes (living descendants in America)

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From about 1000 - 1400 CE, the Pueblo people c. constructed advanced irrigation systems. This was during the 300-year drought called the Great Drought. Because of this, farmers were able to develop several farming techniques to lessen their use of water in agriculture. One of the developments were irrigation systems.

it would be C. constructed advanced irrigation systems

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Marco Polo was born in Venice, Italy!

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Marco Polo was born in Venice, Italy around 1254. His mothers name was Maffeo and his fathers name was Niccolò.

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