Question
A) Which of the following describes the political history of the Soviet Union after Stalin’s death?
(1 point)
After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union had very few instances of stability, as it went through multiple
leaders. Most leaders only lasted for a couple of years, with the exception of Brezhnev.
After Stalin’s death, the Communist Party maintained control by propping up leaders as a show of
strength. The leaders stayed in power for long periods of time, despite the constant changes in the
leadership of the Communist Party.
After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union had several revolutions and coups, until Brezhnev came to
power. The Communist Party was unable to maintain control.
After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union passed to his successor, Brezhnev. He led the country for just
as long as Stalin before Gorbachev took ove
(1 point)
After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union had very few instances of stability, as it went through multiple
leaders. Most leaders only lasted for a couple of years, with the exception of Brezhnev.
After Stalin’s death, the Communist Party maintained control by propping up leaders as a show of
strength. The leaders stayed in power for long periods of time, despite the constant changes in the
leadership of the Communist Party.
After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union had several revolutions and coups, until Brezhnev came to
power. The Communist Party was unable to maintain control.
After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union passed to his successor, Brezhnev. He led the country for just
as long as Stalin before Gorbachev took ove
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most accurate description of the political history of the Soviet Union after Stalin’s death is:
**After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union had very few instances of stability, as it went through multiple leaders. Most leaders only lasted for a couple of years, with the exception of Brezhnev.**
This statement accurately reflects the political landscape of the Soviet Union in the years following Stalin's death in 1953. There were a series of leadership changes and a lack of long-term stability until Leonid Brezhnev rose to significant power and managed to maintain control for a longer period. Brezhnev’s tenure marked a relative stabilization in leadership compared to the tumultuous period that preceded it.
**After Stalin’s death, the Soviet Union had very few instances of stability, as it went through multiple leaders. Most leaders only lasted for a couple of years, with the exception of Brezhnev.**
This statement accurately reflects the political landscape of the Soviet Union in the years following Stalin's death in 1953. There were a series of leadership changes and a lack of long-term stability until Leonid Brezhnev rose to significant power and managed to maintain control for a longer period. Brezhnev’s tenure marked a relative stabilization in leadership compared to the tumultuous period that preceded it.