Which of the following does NOT correctly describe events in Central and Eastern Europe during the interwar period?
a. Parliamentary governments were very successful in Eastern Europe.
b. Czechoslovakia was the most advanced country in the region, and its democratic system was the most resilient.
c. Austria suffered from massive economic dislocation due to the loss of its empire.
d. Hungary experienced a brief Communist revolution in 1919, but by the 1930, was drifting toward an alliance with Germany because of its desire to regain its lost territories.
e. Most states in the region developed either royal or military dictatorships.
a
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a. It was divided into two zones of occupation: east and west. b. It was separated into twenty small security districts policed by the United Nations. c. It was divided into four zones of occupation under U.S., British, French, and Russian administration. d. It was dismembered and replaced by three new smaller states determined by the ethnicity of their inhabitants. e. It was ruled and controlled by a single Allied government entity.
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a. Northern Securities. b. United States Steel. c. General Electric. d. Armour Meat-Packing. e. Standard Oil.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).