AP Success - AP European History: Prague Spring & Warsaw Pact Invasion
Question 1
The Hungarian Uprising of 1956
The Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968
The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979
The Berlin Crisis of 1961
Question 2
They called for a United Nations intervention.
They immediately surrendered to the Warsaw Pact forces.
They appealed to citizens to remain calm and not resist the armed forces.
They ordered a full military response against the invading forces.
Question 3
It was an act of aggression by non-socialist countries.
It was done without the knowledge of the Czechoslovak leadership and violated norms of international law.
It was a capitalist intervention in a socialist state.
It was a unilateral decision by the Soviet Union without consulting other socialist states.
Question 4
It was an international conference to negotiate the end of the Cold War.
It was a summit for Warsaw Pact members to discuss military strategies.
It was a gathering of European Communist parties to address economic issues.
It was a meeting of the CPCz that was to discuss reforms in Czechoslovakia.
Question 5
The liberalizing reforms of the Prague Spring
The signing of a non-aggression pact with West Germany
Czechoslovakia's attempt to leave the Warsaw Pact
The establishment of a multi-party system in Czechoslovakia
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