How Was Nikita Khruschchev Different from His Predecessor Joseph Stalin

question 28

Multiple Choice

How was Nikita Khruschchev different from his predecessor Joseph Stalin?

• A) Khruschchev was more aggressive.
• B) Khruschchev was more flexible.
• C) Khruschchev wanted to end the Cold War.
• D) Khruschchev avoided entangling alliances.
• E) Khruschchev was afraid of the U.S.

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