Asked by #HOMEWORK

1.What was the most important factor leading to the end of the Cold War?
a)The European Economic Community formed
b)Democratic revolutions began in Eastern Europe
c)The Marshall Plan helped rebuild Western Europe
d)a U.S.-soviet peace treaty helped repair relations.***
Answered by #HOMEWORK
If someone can help me I am struggling and if you help me id really appreciate it
Answered by Reed
No.
Answered by #HOMEWORK
Is it A?
Answered by Reed
NO! Read this:

http://people.howstuffworks.com/communism5.htm
Answered by #HOMEWORK
geez sorry
Answered by #HOMEWORK
its B
Answered by Reed
You were just guessing! Read the article I posted. The EEC predates the "fall" of the Soviet empire, and there was NO treaty between the U.S. and the U.S.S.R.
Answered by #HOMEWORK
so B is right right?
Answered by Reed
Yes, it is B. That's only part of the story, though. The Soviet economy was in collapse (largely because of the arms race with the West). People were not doing well under Soviet communism, and wanted change. In a way, the U.S.S.R. collapsed under its own weight. The revolutions in Eastern Europe (Poland, East Germany, Berlin, etc.) were the final act of what was already underway.
Answered by #HOMEWORK
OK im sorry but thank you for your time
Answered by Reed
You're welcome. :) Don't guess, though. Read your assigned texts, or ask for help to find material you can learn from.
Answered by c:
yep "reed" the whole thing
Answered by help
ur not funny but thanks
Answered by KittyWolf
Lol @c:
"Reed the whole thing"!
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