Which of the following gives the correct sequence of events describing the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe in 1988-1989?

Poland had free elections, Czechoslovakia split up, Romanians overthrew their government, and the Berlin Wall fell.

Gorbachev initiated perestroika, the Czechoslovaks introduced reforms, the Romanians overthrew their government, and the Berlin Wall fell.

East Germans protested, Gorbachev allowed glasnost, the Berlin Wall fell, and Czechoslovakia split.

Gorbachev initiated glasnost, the Hungarians introduced reforms, East Germans protested, and the Berlin Wall fell.

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Marshall Gates

4 August, 07:04

Which of the following gives the correct sequence of events describing the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe in 1988-1989?

Poland had free elections, Czechoslovakia split up, Romanians overthrew their government, and the Berlin Wall fell.

Gorbachev initiated perestroika, the Czechoslovaks introduced reforms, the Romanians overthrew their government, and the Berlin Wall fell.

East Germans protested, Gorbachev allowed glasnost, the Berlin Wall fell, and Czechoslovakia split.

Gorbachev initiated glasnost, the Hungarians introduced reforms, East Germans protested, and the Berlin Wall fell.

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Mylee Vang · Answer 1

The correct order is "Gorbachev initiated glasnost, the Hungarians introduced reforms, East Germans protested, and the Berlin Wall fell. " Gorbachev introduced Glasnost in the late 1980s in an attempt to improve transparency in the Soviet Union. In January 1989, Hungary passed a law allowing the formation of political parties. In October 1989, anti-government protests took place in East Gemany. On November 9th 1989, the Berlin wall fell.