Cold War at Its Height Answers

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Why was the revolution in Czechoslovakia called the “Velvet Revolution”?

A
because it was peaceful and nonviolent
B
because the Soviets invaded to try to stop it
C
because it was followed by a divorce
D
because it was supported by people across Eastern Europe
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✔ 10 percent25 percent 60 percent

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10 percent
B
25 percent
C
60 percent
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dominated by Muslims ✔ ethnically diverseevenly split among a few ethnic groups

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dominated by Muslims
B
ethnically diverse
C
evenly split among a few ethnic groups
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Background information: This passage is an excerpt from a telephone conversation between US President George H.W. Bush, and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. The chancellor is giving his opinion of the effects of the fall of the Berlin Wall.What point is Chancellor Kohl making in this conversation?

A
West Germany is facing economic problems now that the wall is gone.
B
East Germany is losing its most highly trained workers, and they are not easily replaceable.
C
He is hopeful that he can encourage more East Germans to move to West Germany.
D
He thinks that West Germany’s problems are much worse than those of East Germany.
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Hungarian Croat ✔ Serb

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Hungarian
B
Croat
C
Serb
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How did Mevludin escape execution?

A
He escaped before the Serbs arrived.
B
He was saved by a friendly Serb.
C
He was hidden by Zina Hasanovic.
D
He pretended to be dead.
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Why was the revolution in Czechoslovakia called the “Velvet Revolution”?

A
because it was peaceful and nonviolent
B
because the Soviets invaded to try to stop it
C
because it was followed by a divorce
D
because it was supported by people across Eastern Europe
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Background information: This passage is an excerpt from a telephone conversation between US President George H.W. Bush, and West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl. The chancellor is giving his opinion of the effects of the fall of the Berlin Wall.What point is Chancellor Kohl making in this conversation?

A
West Germany is facing economic problems now that the wall is gone.
B
East Germany is losing its most highly trained workers, and they are not easily replaceable.
C
He is hopeful that he can encourage more East Germans to move to West Germany.
D
He thinks that West Germany’s problems are much worse than those of East Germany.
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The population of Yugoslavia was.

A
dominated by Muslims
B
ethnically diverse
C
evenly split among a few ethnic groups

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