The Soviet Union collapsed in part because of:

A. the U. S.-led invasion.

B. a violent revolution.

C. Gorbachev's refusal to allow reforms.

D. overspending on military.

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Gage Hobbs

24 January, 03:12

The Soviet Union collapsed in part because of:

A. the U. S.-led invasion.

B. a violent revolution.

C. Gorbachev's refusal to allow reforms.

D. overspending on military.

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Xiomara Boone · Answer 1

Xiomara Boone 24 January, 05:04

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A. the U. S.-led invasion.

Kathy Ball · Answer 2

C. Gorbachev's refusal to allow reforms

Explanation:

Bush encouraged Gorbachev's reform efforts, hoping that the Soviet leader would succeed in shifting the USSR toward a democratic system and a market oriented economy.

The Soviet Union collapsed in part because of:A. the U. S.-led invasion.B. a violent revolution.C. Gorbachev's refusal to allow reforms.D. overspending on military.

The Soviet Union collapsed in part because of:

A. the U. S.-led invasion.

B. a violent revolution.

C. Gorbachev's refusal to allow reforms.

D. overspending on military.