<span>They are fundamentally different, for a very simple reason: Khrushchev was a dedicated Stalinist, who sought ONLY to remove the threat of murder from the Stalinist system, Gorbachev was a dedicated communist, prepared to delve deep into the country's communist past to find a 'communist' solution to the problems of the USSR.
Khrushchev's main agricultural reforms were:
Collective farms were paid more for grain and taxes on peasants were lowered and the amount of grain requisitioned was reduced therefore more was left for farms to sell. </span>
Answer 3 is correct I'm pretty sure
Answer:
American fear that an international trade agreement will always result in them been left behind as it allows easy trading between America and other country which is seen to affect America's ability to self produce, triggering a reduction in industrialisation coupled with losses of jobs. The believe is that allowing foreign trade brings in foreign companies to either come in and set up their own company (creating job competition between Americans and foreigners) or total dependence on supply of externally manufactured goods and services.
