Why Did a Polish Intellectual Insist That the End of Communism

question 53

Multiple Choice

Why did a Polish intellectual insist that the end of Communism in Poland was not a revolution?

• A) The government retained Communist leaders rebranded with new party affiliations.
• B) The change had required years of incremental political progress.
• C) The governing party had changed but not the economic system.
• D) The change had been imposed by Soviet Union rather than arising from within.
• E) Revolutions are bloody, and Poland's transition was peaceful.

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