Otvety Na Voprosy 42 Vseobshchaia Istoriia 11 Klass N.v.zagladin Official

The reform ultimately stalled because it contradicted the rigid centralized planning of the Communist Party. Fear of losing political control over the economy led to the gradual "winding down" of these changes. 2. The Transition to "Developed Socialism"

The 1979 invasion of Afghanistan is often presented as the final turning point that ended Detente and overextended Soviet resources, marking the deep crisis of the "Stagnation" era. Conclusion The reform ultimately stalled because it contradicted the

Despite the appearance of stability, the Soviet economy began to decline relative to the West. a flourishing "shadow economy" (black market)

Stagnation was characterized by chronic shortages, a flourishing "shadow economy" (black market), and a growing apathy among the population toward official ideology. 4. Foreign Policy: Between Detente and Intervention The reform ultimately stalled because it contradicted the