The difference between glasnost and perestroika is

A. Glasnost was a program of reforms in Eastern Europe; perestroika was a program of reforms in the Soviet Union.

B. Perestroika created greater freedom of expression; glasnost reformed the government and economy

C. Perestroika was a program of reforms in Eastern Europe, glasnost was a programs of reforms in the Soviet Union.

D. Glasnost created greater freedom of expression; perestroika reformed the government and economy.

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Tyrese Jenkins

12 May, 23:16

The difference between glasnost and perestroika is

A. Glasnost was a program of reforms in Eastern Europe; perestroika was a program of reforms in the Soviet Union.

B. Perestroika created greater freedom of expression; glasnost reformed the government and economy

C. Perestroika was a program of reforms in Eastern Europe, glasnost was a programs of reforms in the Soviet Union.

D. Glasnost created greater freedom of expression; perestroika reformed the government and economy.

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Armani Hale · Answer 1

D

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Kaylyn Stevenson · Answer 2

D

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Perestroika refers to the reconstruction of the economic system while Glasnost means "openness" and was the name for social and political reforms