What was the primary reason the Soviets reacted so aggressively to reform attempts?

a. They wanted to demonstrate military strength.

b. The wanted to crush and eliminate noncommunist parties.

c. They believed control of the Communist Party should remain in Russia.

d. They feared losing control over large parts of Eastern Europe.

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Kendal Stokes

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1 April, 15:51

What was the primary reason the Soviets reacted so aggressively to reform attempts?

a. They wanted to demonstrate military strength.

b. The wanted to crush and eliminate noncommunist parties.

c. They believed control of the Communist Party should remain in Russia.

d. They feared losing control over large parts of Eastern Europe.

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Dwayne Davis · Answer 1

One reason the Soviets reacted so aggressively to reform attempts was because " d. They feared losing control over large parts of Eastern Europe," since if one reform attempt succeeded it could easily trigger others.