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 Coupled with the new policy of ''[[glasnost]]'' or "openess," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''perestroika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of a multi-party system and [[democracy]]. Perestroika and glasnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
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 '''Perestroika''' ([[Russian]]: перестройка), which means "restructuring", was a new policy introduced by [[Mikhail Gorbachev]] in the [[Soviet Union]] to allow the people to own small businesses. Gorbachev tried to transform the stagnant, inefficient command economy into a decentralized, market-oriented economy. Under ''perestroika'', more people were allowed to participate in elections for Communist party bosses, and Communist party industrial managers were granted greater autonomy from Moscow central control.
-Coupled with the new policy of ''[[glasnost]]'' or "openness," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''perestroika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of a multi-party system and [[democracy]]. Perestroika and glasnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
+Coupled with the new policy of ''[[glasnost]]'' or "openess," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''perestroika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of a multi-party system and [[democracy]]. Perestroika and glasnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
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 '''Perestroika''' ([[Russian]]: перестройка), which means "restructuring", was a new policy introduced by [[Mikhail Gorbachev]] in the [[Soviet Union]] to allow the people to own small businesses. Gorbachev tried to transform the stagnant, inefficient command economy into a decentralized, market-oriented economy. Under ''perestroika'', more people were allowed to participate in elections for Communist party bosses, and Communist party industrial managers were granted greater autonomy from Moscow central control.
-Coupled with the new policy of ''[[glasnost]]'' or "openness," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''peresttoika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of [[democracy]] and a multi-party system. Perestroika and gladnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
+Coupled with the new policy of ''[[glasnost]]'' or "openness," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''perestroika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of a multi-party system and [[democracy]]. Perestroika and glasnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
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 '''Perestroika''' ([[Russian]]: перестройка), which means "restructuring", was a new policy introduced by [[Mikhail Gorbachev]] in the [[Soviet Union]] to allow the people to own small businesses. Gorbachev tried to transform the stagnant, inefficient command economy into a decentralized, market-oriented economy. Under ''perestroika'', more people were allowed to participate in elections for Communist party bosses, and Communist party industrial managers were granted greater autonomy from Moscow central control.
-Coupled with the new policy of ''[[gladnost]]'' or "openness," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''peresttoika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of [[democracy]] and a multi-party system. Perestroika and gladnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
+Coupled with the new policy of ''[[glasnost]]'' or "openness," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''peresttoika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of [[democracy]] and a multi-party system. Perestroika and gladnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
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 '''Perestroika''' ([[Russian]]: перестройка), which means "restructuring", was a new policy introduced by [[Mikhail Gorbachev]] in the [[Soviet Union]] to allow the people to own small businesses. Gorbachev tried to transform the stagnant, inefficient command economy into a decentralized, market-oriented economy. Under ''perestroika'', more people were allowed to participate in elections for Communist party bosses, and Communist party industrial managers were granted greater autonomy from Moscow central control.
-People ultimately rejected any form of socialism in favor of [[democracy]] and a multi-party system. Perestroika ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]]. See also ''[[glasnost]]'', its social and cultural counterpart.
+Coupled with the new policy of ''[[gladnost]]'' or "openness," people were free to express their dissatisfaction with ''peresttoika'' and all forms of [[socialism]] in favor of [[democracy]] and a multi-party system. Perestroika and gladnost together ultimately contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]].
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-'''''Perestroika''''', which means "restructuring", was a new policy introduced by [[Mikhail Gorbachev]] in the [[Soviet Union]] to allow the people to own small businesses. Gorbachev tried to transform the stagnant, inefficient command economy into a decentralized, market-oriented economy. Under ''perestroika'', open elections were held, and industrial managers were granted greater autonomy. It also contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]]. See also ''[[glasnost]]'', its social and cultural counterpart.
+'''Perestroika''' ([[Russian]]: перестройка), which means "restructuring", was a new policy introduced by [[Mikhail Gorbachev]] in the [[Soviet Union]] to allow the people to own small businesses. Gorbachev tried to transform the stagnant, inefficient command economy into a decentralized, market-oriented economy. Under ''perestroika'', open elections were held, and industrial managers were granted greater autonomy. It also contributed to the complete collapse of the [[Soviet Union]]. See also ''[[glasnost]]'', its social and cultural counterpart.
 [[Category:Cold War]]
 [[category:Soviet Union]]