The Most Pressing Problem for Eastern European Countries in the Interwar

question 29

Multiple Choice

The most pressing problem for eastern European countries in the interwar years was

• A) a lack of knowledgeable government leaders.
• B) a subsistence agriculture-based economy.
• C) a fear of communism.
• D) a low literacy rate.
• E) rampant unemployment.

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