Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of perestroika was an attempt to

somewhat restructure the Soviet Union while maintaining union

return to the communist style of Stalin to keep the nation intact

bridge relations with the United States and limit nuclear weapons

spread Soviet style communism to other nations of the world

Question

Mikhail Gorbachev's policy of perestroika was an attempt to

 somewhat restructure the Soviet Union while maintaining union

 return to the communist style of Stalin to keep the nation intact

 bridge relations with the United States and limit nuclear weapons

 spread Soviet style communism to other nations of the world

goldphenoix · Answer

I believe it's "somewhat restructure the Soviet Union while maintaining union"

notamathgenius · Answer

To restructure, Gorbachev decentralized the controls over the economy, effectively lessening the government's role in the decision making processes of individual enterprises. Perestroika also hoped to improve production levels by bettering the lives of workers, including giving them more recreation time and safer working conditions. The overall perception of work in the Soviet Union was to be changed from corruption to honesty, from slacking to hard work. Individual workers, it was hoped, would take a personal interest in their work and would be rewarded for helping to better production levels.

anonymous · Answer

Thank you both!!!

goldphenoix · Answer

No problem. :)