Lietuvos Visuomenė IR ūkis Sovietmečiu

The correct answer suggests that in order for artists to exhibit their artwork and publish books, they had to be part of certain organizations of Soviet Union artists. These organizations required that their works glorify communism and adhere to censorship. This implies that artists had to conform to the political ideologies and restrictions imposed by the Soviet regime in order to have their work showcased and published.

The main goal of Soviet art was to glorify the socialist regime. This means that the artists were expected to create works that praised and celebrated the ideals and achievements of the Soviet system. They were supposed to depict the positive aspects of socialism and promote the ideology of the state. This was done through various art forms such as paintings, sculptures, literature, and films, which all aimed to convey the message of the superiority of the socialist order.

Due to the high level of control, people became passive.

During the Soviet era, the number of Russian and Belarusian residents increased.

Visi suprato, kad tai nėra jų, o valstybės, todėl galima imti jei tik reikia.

Spaliukai, komjaunuoliai yra komunistinės organizacijos, skirtos moksleiviams. Šios organizacijos buvo veikiančios Lietuvoje ir siekė propaguoti komunistines idėjas tarp jaunimo.

In Soviet Lithuania, there was a planned economy rather than a market economy. The Soviet Union implemented a centrally planned economic system, where the government controlled and regulated production, distribution, and pricing of goods and services. This means that the allocation of resources and decision-making were primarily determined by the state, rather than market forces such as supply and demand. Therefore, the correct answer is "Ne" (No).

Dėl trėmimų ir represijų nustota priešintis.

The correct answer is "Nusistatymas prieš religiją- ateizmas." This is because communism is known for promoting atheism and opposing religion. Communist ideology often views religion as a tool used by the ruling class to control the masses, and therefore seeks to eliminate religious beliefs and practices.

The question asks for the name of the artistic method used during the Soviet era to express hidden thoughts about Lithuanian identity. The correct answer options are "ezopo", "Ezopo", "Ezopinė", "Ezopine", "ezopinė", and "ezopine". The given options do not provide a clear indication of the correct answer, as they are all variations of the same word. Therefore, without further information, it is not possible to determine the correct answer.

Vyko cenzūra.

The correct answer explains that people joined collective farms (kolūkiai) because they faced threats and repression, and also because the collective farms were inefficient and produced very little agricultural output. Additionally, it mentions that the peasants lost their private land ownership and everything depended on the collective farm. This answer provides a comprehensive explanation of the reasons why people joined collective farms in Lithuania.

Šie rašytojai šlovino SSRS arba dirbo jos institucijose.

Importavo dauguma žaliavų iš kitų SSRS teritorijų; Baltijos šalys buvo geriausiai išsivystę valstybės SSRS. Netapo, nes žmonės nenorėjo dirbti, žaliavos buvo švaistomos.