Lesson 10: Unit Test CE 2016
Social Studies 8 B Unit 6: Meeting New Challenges
What was a common thread in the fall of communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe?
A) a decline in education and health care
B) poor economies and demands for more rights
C) a lack of strong leaders in communist governments
D) support for military alliance with the United States*****
I disagree. There is a much better answer. Alliance with NATO and the United States was a result, not the cause, of the collapse of the Soviet empire.
I agree.
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To find the answer to this question, we need to analyze the options given and determine which one was a common thread in the fall of communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe.
Option A states that a decline in education and health care was a common thread. This is not entirely accurate because while there were certainly challenges in these areas, it was not a defining factor in the fall of communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe.
Option B suggests that poor economies and demands for more rights were a common thread. This is a more accurate statement, as the poor state of the economies in Eastern European countries and the desire for greater political freedoms were major factors that contributed to the fall of communism.
Option C suggests that a lack of strong leaders in communist governments was a common thread. While it may be true that some communist regimes lacked competent leadership, it was not the main reason for the fall of communism throughout Eastern Europe.
Option D states that support for military alliance with the United States was a common thread. This is not accurate because the fall of communism in Eastern Europe was driven primarily by internal factors within each country, rather than external military alliances.
Based on this analysis, the correct answer to the question is B) poor economies and demands for more rights. This option accurately reflects the major factors that led to the fall of communist regimes throughout Eastern Europe.