Why Did Khrushchev, the Chief Soviet Leader After Stalin's Death

question 20

Multiple Choice

Why did Khrushchev, the chief Soviet leader after Stalin's death, denounce the crimes of the Stalin era in 1956?

• A) The United States forced him to do so.
• B) Khrushchev wanted change and needed to win allies against conservatives in the Communist Party.
• C) Khrushchev's denunciations were simply a ruse to expose dissenters and potential opponents in Soviet society.
• D) He had always hated and opposed Stalin.

Identify and describe the roles of muscle actions, including agonsits, antagonists, synergists, and fixators.

Explain the neuromuscular junction and synaptic mechanisms in muscle activation.

Understand the concept of muscle fatigue and its causes.

Comprehend the mechanism and significance of tonus in muscles.

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