As an instrument of perestroika, glasnost allowed

A. the banning of many books.
B. criticism of the government and Soviet society.
C. the exclusion of Western culture from the Soviet Union.
D. the abandonment of political reforms.
E. the development of factories in Siberia.


Answer: B

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