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Задание 1.Применение какой меры не планировалось в рамках борьбы за повышение урожайности в сельском хозяйстве 1. списание долгов по сельскохозяйственной налогу2. Снименте норм поставок с личного подсобного хозяйства 3.снижение налогов и колхозов 4. Расширение личных участков и личного поголовья скота у колхозников Задание 2.Какие из приведённых ниже событий (явлений, процессов) относятся к социально-экономическому развитию СССР в годы руководства Н. С. Хрущева? 1 Кукурузная эпопея 2 Начало форсированной индустриализации3 Принятие закона "О кооперации в ССС" 4 Программа по освоению целины 5 Разрешение крестьянам выходить из общины6 Выдача паспортов колхозникам​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Людочка, родная моя, в первом правильный ответ 1.

Во втором задании  1 4 6

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Answering Question 1: Measures not planned for increasing agricultural productivity

In the context of the fight to increase agricultural productivity in the Soviet Union, the following measures were not planned:

1. Writing off debts for agricultural taxes - This measure was not planned as a means to increase agricultural productivity in the Soviet Union [[1]]. 2. Removing delivery norms from personal subsidiary farms - It is unclear whether this measure was planned or not, as there are no search results indicating its inclusion or exclusion from the plans for increasing agricultural productivity in the Soviet Union. 3. Reducing taxes on collective farms (kolkhozes) - This measure was not planned as a means to increase agricultural productivity in the Soviet Union [[2]]. 4. Expanding personal plots and livestock for collective farm members (kolkhozniks) - This measure was not planned as a means to increase agricultural productivity in the Soviet Union [[3]].

Answering Question 2: Social-economic developments during Nikita Khrushchev's leadership

During Nikita Khrushchev's leadership, the following events, phenomena, and processes were part of the social-economic development of the Soviet Union:

1. The Corn Campaign (Kukuruznaya Epopeya) - This event refers to Khrushchev's initiative to increase corn production in the Soviet Union. It aimed to address the food shortage and improve livestock feed supply. The campaign encouraged the cultivation of corn in regions with suitable climatic conditions [[4]]. 2. The beginning of accelerated industrialization - Khrushchev's leadership marked the start of a period of intensified industrialization in the Soviet Union. This included the development of heavy industry, such as the production of machinery, steel, and chemicals, to support economic growth [[5]]. 3. Adoption of the Law on Cooperation in the USSR - In 1957, the Soviet Union implemented the Law on Cooperation, which aimed to promote the development of cooperative enterprises in various sectors of the economy, including agriculture, industry, and trade. The law aimed to increase efficiency and productivity through cooperative efforts [[6]]. 4. Program for the development of virgin lands - Khrushchev launched a program to cultivate and settle the vast uncultivated lands in Siberia and Kazakhstan. This program aimed to increase agricultural production and alleviate food shortages in the Soviet Union [[7]]. 5. Permission for peasants to leave collective farms - Khrushchev introduced policies that allowed peasants to leave collective farms (kolkhozes) and establish individual farms (sovkhozes). This policy aimed to increase agricultural productivity by providing incentives for individual initiative and entrepreneurship [[8]]. 6. Issuance of passports to collective farm members (kolkhozniks) - Khrushchev's government issued passports to collective farm members, allowing them greater freedom of movement and access to social benefits. This policy aimed to improve the living conditions and rights of collective farm workers [[9]].

Please note that the information provided is based on search results and may not be an exhaustive list of all the events and developments during Nikita Khrushchev's leadership.