Question

How did the Czech people react when Alexander Dubcek was replaced by a Soviet leader?

A .They staged violent and bloody protests.

B .They embraced communism as Hungary's form of government.

C . They looked for peaceful ways to work for reform.

D .They established the pre-Prague Spring movement

Answer 1

Answer: c. they looked for peaceful ways to work for reform

Step-by-step explanation:

the soviets had taken over the government and installed communist groups. despite this, there were reforms in public expression as censorship ended and the government promised to reforms.

Answer 2

The correct answer is C) They looked for peaceful ways to work for reform.

The Czech people reacted in the following way when Alexander Dubcek was replaced by a Soviet leader: They looked for peaceful ways to work for reform.

This happened after Worl War II, when Joseph Stalin, leader of the Soviet Union, took control of Czechoslovakia and other Eastern European countries such as East Germany, Rumania, Poland, Albania, and Bulgaria. Stalin spread Communism all over these places. However, in the case of Czechoslovakia, people looked for peaceful ways to work for reform.