Question

which most contributed to the end of khrushchevs leadership? de - stalinization economic issues disagreements with other countries revolts by satellite states

Explanation:

To determine what most contributed to the end of Khrushchev's leadership, we analyze each option:

• De - Stalinization: While it was a part of Khrushchev's policies, it was not the main reason for his removal.
• Economic issues: Khrushchev's economic reforms (like agricultural and industrial policies) faced significant failures. The Soviet economy struggled under his leadership, and this dissatisfaction among the Soviet elite and population played a major role in his ousting.
• Disagreements with other countries: Though there were international tensions, they were not the primary factor in ending his leadership.
• Revolts by satellite states: Revolts (like the Hungarian Uprising) were challenges but not the key factor in his removal.

Answer:

economic issues