What aspect of President Reagan's role in the collapse of communism does
this passage illustrate?
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A. His distrust of Mikhail Gorbachev and his continual threat to
attack the Soviet Union.
O
O
B. His policy of sending monetary aid to the Soviet Union so it could
overcome communism.
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C. His practice of placing a great deal of political pressure on the
Soviet Union to make drastic changes.
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D. His work to restructure the economy of the Soviet Union through
perestroika.

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D. Reagan created policies to send monetary aid to the Soviet Union so it could overcome communism.  I think its D. 

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