In 1956, When Demonstrations Broke Out in Hungary Against Soviet

question 23

Multiple Choice

In 1956, when demonstrations broke out in Hungary against Soviet dominance, _____.

• A) Prime Minister Imre Nagy at first supported liberalization but later reversed his position and welcomed Soviet troops
• B) Soviet armed forces suppressed the so-called "counterrevolution"
• C) few Hungarians supported the demonstrations
• D) the United States parachuted supplies into Hungary

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