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In the third paragraph of document 1 says that in 1989,  protesters went to tear down the Berlin wall. Document 2 is a picture of protesters tearing down the Berlin wall.

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Doc. 6 has information related to doc. 1 because it shows how glasnost backfired

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In Document 3, it outlines the Soviet satellite states that broke away from the USSR during the last years of the Soviet regime. This connects to document 6 as document 6 refers to the part the War in Afghanistan played in the fall of the USSR, as it put the Red Army's incompetence on full display, and led to these satellite states feeling more emboldened to turn away from the USSR.

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Both images are about citizens of the Soviet Union gaining freedom and independance

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In the third paragraph of document 1 says that in 1989,  protesters went to tear down the Berlin wall. Document 2 is a picture of protesters tearing down the Berlin wall.

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in both documents it was mentioned that Gorbachev wanted to make the USSR a society that was more open to the world

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While Document 1 outlines the changes Gorbachev made once he ascended as leader of the USSR, document 7 shows the results his policies had on the Soviet Union (At least from Gorbachev's own perspective).

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They both talk about the policies and how they worked.

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Document 4 has information about why Gorbachev thought that glasnost was a good idea

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Both documents go over attempts in the USSR to bring it away from being super totalitarian and communist, which led to its collapse

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These two are related because both are in regards to Glasnost & Perestroika, and how they will affect the future of the Union.

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Both are speeches by Gorbachev, where he is explaining to the people his views on what is happening in the country and what is going wrong and right

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Document 3 talks about when each Soviet satellite state broke away from the Soviet Union, and how they did so. Document 2 shows that break-away in action, with a man trying to destroy the Berlin Wall.

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talks about what led up to the two new policies, so could be used for background, and or as evidence to show that the war was the cause of the two new policies

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No - Kemerson

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They are related because they show the instant impact that Gorbachev's plan for "openness" caused. Communism and strict government quickly started to evaporate as we see certain areas of the Soviet Union start to move away from communism. Also, the government backed off which led to many more Soviets fighting for their independence.

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Document 1 and document 3 are related because the third paragraph of document 1 talks about different ethnic groups in the soviet union were protesting for independence. Document 3 shows all of the nations in the U.S.S.R that were protesting because they got free elections, and they had their communist leaders step down.  

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Document 1 and document 3 are related because the third paragraph of document 1 talks about different ethnic groups in the soviet union were protesting for independence. Document 3 shows all of the nations in the U.S.S.R that were protesting because they got free elections, and they had their communist leaders step down.  

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This document pairs well with number three because number three gives a couple examples of countries that broke away from the USSR while Document 6 goes into one specific country.

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Same. Too bad, so sad. - Kemerson

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They both go over Gorbachev's policies and how they changed the USSR by making it less Communist. Specifically Glasnost and Perestroika. Document 6 analyzes the effect Glasnost had on the image of the Soviet Union military in Soviet society and around the world. Document 5 discusses what the policies actually changed. And then Document 1 goes over general changes and general effects of Gorbachev's policies. The documents give a good blend of both. Document 1 would be good as the first piece of evidence used, and then 5 and 7 could be used afterward to outline specifics.

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Both documents refer to how the fall of the Berlin wall was a significant moment in the fall of the Soviet Union.

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Document 2 is like document 3 because they both refer to the significance of the Berlin Wall

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they both talk about the Berlin Wall and the downfall of it.

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because both the images are about the Berlin Wall and wanting and protesting for freedom.

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Both documents have examples of fighting for independence.

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Both speeches from Gorbachev about changes in the USSR

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They are related because they explain specific information about Gorbachev's new plan for rebuilding the Soviet Union with different strategies and techniques.

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Document 7 because they talk about independence for the soviet union.

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Document 1 focuses on Gorbachev's reforms once he came to power, and document 5 talks more in depth about what the specific polices of Glasnost & Perestroika changed within the Soviet system.

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they are both images representing something, not writing

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Document 2 and 3 are related because document 2 is a picture of the Berlin wall, and document 3 says when the Berlin wall was opened. 

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Document 2 and 3 are related because document 2 is a picture of the Berlin wall, and document 3 says when the Berlin wall was opened. 

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both images

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They both mention satellite states gaining independence from the Soviet Union

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because while one is about the start of Gorbachev the other is about the end.

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they both talking about lessening the control on the industries and government, which ultimately ends with the down fall of the Soviet Union

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7 because they both talk about the polocy

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7 because they both talk about the polocy