Answer:
Joseph Stalin's first five year plan helped Russia to step up in the second position just after the United States from the point of view of nation wide industrialisation. However there were also some aspects of negativity regarding these plans. The most Apprehending one was the steep reduction of resources due to the growing number of workers. Yet another one was collectivisation which drew individual peasantry to an end. These peasants were forcefully recruited into collective firms unlike their previous occupations.
Answer:
The Chinese introduced several economic reforms shortly after the death of Mao-Zedong, thanks to the leadership of the Chinese new chairman: Deng-Xiapong.
Explanation:
First, they designed specific areas of the country as special economic zones. In these zones, companies, both foreign and local, had special tax and tariff incentives.
After, they opened up many economic sectors in the rest of the country, and this led to a very high increase in economic growth.
Finally, China entered the world trade organization, linking its economic with the rest of the world, and attracting even more investment and trade.
Answer: A difference between India and Japan lies in India experienced several
invasions over its lengthy history and both originated and absorbed a number of religious
traditions. In contrast, Japan was only invaded two or three times in its history and had
limited contact with only a handful of religious traditions until relatively recently. These
circumstances influenced perceptions of who fell into one side or the other of the
boundary between insiders and outsiders.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure it's D
Explanation:
From what I know, the Monroe Doctrine was made to prevent further British colonization of territories in the Western Hemisphere. Through the process of elimination, it's D. Terribly sorry if I'm wrong.
