During the Brezhnev years,the CPSU was most distinguished by

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During the Brezhnev years, the CPSU became notorious for its opportunism and corruption, with many high-ranking Party officials using their positions for personal gain. This led to widespread disillusionment and a loss of faith in the Party among the Soviet population. Anti-Semitism and crackdowns on non-Russians were also issues during this period, but they were not the most distinguishing characteristics of the CPSU during Brezhnev's rule. The influence of younger reformers like Yeltsin and Gorbachev did not begin to become apparent until the 1980s. While there were some efforts to "humanize" the Party bureaucracy, these were largely ineffectual and overshadowed by the Party's other problems.

During the Brezhnev Years,the CPSU Was Most Distinguished by