How do the experiences of Poland and the Czech Republic differ from that of Hungary, as relates to transitions into democracy?

A) Poland and the Czech Republic have created lasting democracies, while Hungary has shown
shades of authoritarianism.
B) Poland and the Czech Republic have created lasting democracies, while Hungary has shown
shades of totalitarianism.
C) Poland and the Czech Republic have shown shades of authoritarianism, while Hungary has
created a lasting democracy.
D) Poland and the Czech Republic have created lasting kleptocracies, while Hungary has shown
shades of democracy.


B

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