Which aspect of Reagan's plan to end communism is evident in this passage?

O

A. His commitment to continue military spending while also seeking

disarmament

B. His refusal to accept Soviet reforms through perestroika and

glasnost

O

C. His plan to ignore Soviet threats and wait for the Soviet Union to

bankrupt itself

O

D. His threats to use nuclear weapons against the Soviet Union

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Lawson

8 July, 19:18

Which aspect of Reagan's plan to end communism is evident in this passage?

O

A. His commitment to continue military spending while also seeking

disarmament

B. His refusal to accept Soviet reforms through perestroika and

glasnost

O

C. His plan to ignore Soviet threats and wait for the Soviet Union to

bankrupt itself

O

D. His threats to use nuclear weapons against the Soviet Union

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Jay Madden · Answer 1

A. His commitment to continue military spending while also seeking

disarmament

Explanation:

President Ronald Reagan argued that the main reason why the Soviet Union would be willing to negotiate is because of the strength of the army of the United States. In the passage, he thinks that the Soviet Union is worried and to prevent a war between the US and USSR, the USSR approached Reagan with an agreement to de-escalate the tension. This proved to Ronald that his military spending was the way to go.