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What was the main reason the Soviet Union crumbled in the 1980s?
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Glasnost led to rebellion against communist rule around the world.
Glasnost led to rebellion against communist rule around the world.

The Soviet economy could not match U.S. military spending while meeting citizens’ demand for consumer goods.
The Soviet economy could not match U.S. military spending while meeting citizens’ demand for consumer goods.

Policies introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev resulted in the Soviet Union losing its main source of income.
Policies introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev resulted in the Soviet Union losing its main source of income.

The United States convinced Soviet leaders to abandon communist economic policies.
The United States convinced Soviet leaders to abandon communist economic policies.
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Glasnost led to rebellion against communist rule around the world.
Glasnost led to rebellion against communist rule around the world.

The Soviet economy could not match U.S. military spending while meeting citizens’ demand for consumer goods.
The Soviet economy could not match U.S. military spending while meeting citizens’ demand for consumer goods.

Policies introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev resulted in the Soviet Union losing its main source of income.
Policies introduced by Mikhail Gorbachev resulted in the Soviet Union losing its main source of income.

The United States convinced Soviet leaders to abandon communist economic policies.
The United States convinced Soviet leaders to abandon communist economic policies.
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The main reason the Soviet Union crumbled in the 1980s was that the Soviet economy could not match U.S. military spending while meeting citizens' demand for consumer goods.
Answered by GPT 3.5
The main reason the Soviet Union crumbled in the 1980s was that the Soviet economy could not match U.S. military spending while meeting citizens' demand for consumer goods.

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