Free slaves as union forces won back territory, abolish slavery, and the war was being fought against slavery, so Europe gave no support to the South.
The Soviet Union had a command economy. So, option (c) is the correct answer.
<h3>Why did the Soviet Union consider to have a great command of the economy?</h3>
A command economy is one in which the central government has a considerable role in determining a country's resource availability and distribution.
In this scenario, the Soviet Union operated a command economy structure from the early twentieth century until the 1990s.
The government can use this command economy to tell businesses what things to create, how to allocate resources to residents, and so on.
Citizens' economic freedom is limited under this system since they have little control over the things they buy.
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<span>Which statement best characterizes a dictatorship?
The answer is that the leader maintains power by force.
Hitler, for example.
He wasn't born into power. He was an ordinary guy with a bad haircut that joined a party in Germany called the "Nazi's Party". It was after World War 1 that many turned to extreme decisions and leaders, and Hitler was chosen as Chancellor after he had done things that would surprise a nation. (He tried overthrowing Germany's regime for instance and was jailed for treason). People turned to him because he made them feel good about their race, and they wanted someone whom could take them out of the poverty they were facing after Germany was in debt.
In general, dictators tend to use force to control, and usually get rid of any political opposition. Those are the characteristics.
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Themes explored in various pieces of literature usually reflect the spirit of the age in which they were made. The spirit of the age is usually a historical thing that is based on the previous periods and the history that created it. An example of this is the ideas of modernism that came in response to World War 1 where people were depressed and obsessed with the bad things in the world.
