The Soviet Union's New Conservatism During the 1960s Was Exemplified

question 37

Multiple Choice

The Soviet Union's new conservatism during the 1960s was exemplified by its

• A) agreement with the United States to remove nuclear missiles from Cuba.
• B) allowance of free presidential elections in a few satellite states.
• C) failure to get involved militarily against the Americans in the war in Vietnam.
• D) quiet removal of communist slogans from Red Square.
• E) decision to enter into trade agreements with European countries.

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