The effects on the command economies were that their own living conditions deteriorated and the countries became poorer and more exploited
Explanation:
The Command economies of USSR were in the satellite states which were the outer fringes of the soviet Union.
These states were the ones that were producing the undesirable products as they took a toll on the populace.
Thus, they were producing what they themselves did not need and they were not given enough recompense for their own work by the soviets.
This led to poor living conditions and more exploitation, as these were often the border states of USSR and more vulnerable.
<span>The most logical answer would be cotton. With Texas as such a large state and having such a large ability to produce such a plant, this would add such a glut to the cotton market that it would drive down overall prices significantly.</span>
I don’t know really but you might want to ask your teacher for more context
The correct answer should be the <span>Chinese Communist Revolution. The communists in China believed that all bad things in China came from it's lengthy imperial government that's been there for millennia. They believed that it made China backwards and they decided to abolish more or less everything that was in any way connected to social status or classes or to the former system of government.</span>
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While there were many contributing factors to the collapse of Tsarist
Russia in 1917, the Peoples Revolution was caused by a war weary
population, and a rise in political activism by leaders like Stalin
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