The Soviet Union's continued push for rapid industrialization to meet the standards of the West not only caused an economic issue it had essentially was the change from Communism to the Western way of democracy.
After the leadership of Stalin and Khrushchev, the Soviet Union became more conservative such as by moving common average people to higher jobs. By the mid-1980s, continued competition with the United States contributed to the falling of the Soviet’s economy. Forced industrialization had caused environmental pollution and various tragedies throughout eastern Europe. Tragedies such as diseases damaged economic performance. Infant death rates soared. Industrial production slowed and economic growth stopped, but one-third of national
After the leadership of Stalin and Khrushchev, the Soviet Union became more conservative such as by moving common average people to higher jobs. By the mid-1980s, continued competition with the United States contributed to the falling of the Soviet’s economy. Forced industrialization had caused environmental pollution and various tragedies throughout eastern Europe. Tragedies such as diseases damaged economic performance. Infant death rates soared. Industrial production slowed and economic growth stopped, but one-third of national