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Which premise underlies Reagan's demand that Gorbachev "tear down this wall"?

that the United States is much more powerful than the Soviet Union

that the people of Eastern Europe will pressure Gorbachev to act

that Gorbachev agrees that Communism must end all over the world

that the Soviet Union desires and is moving in the direction of reform

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Frazier2005go

Answer:

that the people of Eastern Europe will pressure Gorbachev to act.

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The premise that underlies Reagan's demand that Gorbachev "tear down this wall" is:

  • D. that the Soviet Union desires and is moving in the direction of reform

  • A premise is a statement where conclusions are gotten from with regards to logical arguments.

  • President Ronald Reagan charged Gorbachev in his speech which he made in West Berlin in 1987 to tear down the walls. The walls he was referring to was the one which was erected in 1961 by East Germany in collaboration with Russia to prevent people from leaving to the West.

  • In his speech, President Reagan charged Gen. Secretary Gorbachev and Germany to tear down the walls as the wall "will fall" because it cannot "withstand faith" and that it cannot withstand freedom.

  • He made the premise that the Soviet Union will show commitment in making reforms and embracing good relations with the West

  • Therefore, the correct answer is option D

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