Which of the following statements explains the primary reason that the Soviet Union’s reaction to the anti-communist uprising in Poland was different than its reaction in Hungary? An increasingly weakened

Which of the following statements explains the primary reason that the Soviet Union’s reaction to the anti-communist uprising in Poland was different than its reaction in Hungary?

An increasingly weakened Soviet military feared a US response.
Decades of anti-Stalinist reforms made the Soviets reluctant to use force.
The Hungarian rebels took up arms, while the Polish strikers were nonviolent.
Power had shifted from the Soviet Union to the governments of satellite states.

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