Perestroika is a series of political and economic reforms in the late 1980s implemented by President Mikhail Gorbachev to improve the economy of the Soviet Union. The main objective of Perestroika was to make socialism function more competently in order to fulfill the needs of the Soviet people. Following this information, the correct option is: <em>C. restructuring of the Soviet political and economic system</em>. It is also important to quote that "Перестройка/Perestrojka" in english means "restructuring".
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The last one
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America was supposed to be open to everyone and Religion only made the country better.
If you are referring to the Song Dynasty, Emperor Taizu sought to shift the bureaucratic balance in favor of civil rather than military officials in order to prevent the rise of strong military leaders who might challenge the throne. This policy changed the landscape of Chinese society as it heralded the elevated position the scholar-official (shi<span>) class, which would be maintained until the end of dynastic China.</span>
The correct optiopn is B
The Armed Forces of Egypt are the largest in the African continent, in the Arab world and one of the largest in the world (ranked 13th), which consists of the Army, Navy, Air Force and the Air Defense Command of Egypt. In addition, Egypt maintains large paramilitary forces. The Central Security Forces and the Border Guard Forces are under the control of the Ministry of the Interior. The National Guard is under the control of the Ministry of Defense.
To reinforce stability and moderation in the region, Egypt has provided military assistance and training to a number of African and Arab nations. Although not a member of NATO, Egypt remains a strong military and strategic partner and is a participant in the NATO Mediterranean Dialogue forum. The Egyptian army is one of the strongest in the region, and it gives Egypt the military regional supremacy only comparable to Israel, as well as being the first military power in Africa. Egypt is one of the few countries in the Middle East with satellite recognition and has launched another in 2007.
