Why were many Eastern European nations considered to be ruled by puppet regimes after World War II? A. They refused to form modern governments. B. Their governments were controlled indirectly by the United States. C. Their governments were controlled indirectly by the Soviet Union. D. Their government were really controlled by a secret group of business leaders.

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Lorenzo Stuart

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10 October, 04:28

Why were many Eastern European nations considered to be ruled by puppet regimes after World War II? A. They refused to form modern governments. B. Their governments were controlled indirectly by the United States. C. Their governments were controlled indirectly by the Soviet Union. D. Their government were really controlled by a secret group of business leaders.

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Derick Watkins · Answer 1

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C. Their governments were controlled indirectly by the Soviet Union

The countries in the Eastern Europe were under the Iron Curtain. Their governments were not independent but were controlled indirectly by the Soviet Union. There were called the puppet government because the Soviet Union was pulling there strings.

Shania · Answer 2

I think the answer is c