In 1956, the Soviet Red Army moved to end a student-worker revolt in H
In 1956, the Soviet Red Army moved to end a student-worker revolt in Hungary because its leader threatened to
A) provoke an anticommunist revolution in neighboring Poland.
B) provoke a direct confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States.
C) overthrow the Stalinist government there.
D) withdraw Hungary from the Warsaw Pact.
ANSWER
D
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