What effect did perestroika have on the Soviet system of government?

A. It weakened Communist control of the Soviet Union.

B. It reformed the Soviet government into a modern democracy.

C. It strengthened Communist control of the Soviet Union.

D. It brought in economic reforms that saved the Soviet economy.

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Evelyn Graves

28 May, 18:22

What effect did perestroika have on the Soviet system of government?

A. It weakened Communist control of the Soviet Union.

B. It reformed the Soviet government into a modern democracy.

C. It strengthened Communist control of the Soviet Union.

D. It brought in economic reforms that saved the Soviet economy.

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Jeffery Crawford · Answer 1

The effect that perestroika had on the Soviet system of government was that it weakened Communist control of the Soviet Union. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the first option or option "A". Perestroika was introduced in the Soviet Union by Gorbachev.

Aaron Arellano · Answer 2

Well from what I found I would think A