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What was not a cause or result of the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia?

A. The right to free speech was guaranteed after the invasion.
B. Dubcek was expelled from the KSC and demoted.
C. The reforms of the Prague Spring occurred in 1968.
D. The manifesto titled "The Two Thousand Words" was published.



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The Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 led to significant political consequences and control over the country.


Explanation:

The right to free speech being guaranteed after the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia was NOT a cause or result of the invasion. The invasion occurred in 1968 by Warsaw Pact armies, leading to Dubcek's expulsion and demotion, the Prague Spring reforms, and the publishing of the manifesto titled 'The Two Thousands Words.'

After the invasion, Dubcek was expelled from the Communist Party and given a different job, depicting the consequences of the Soviet intervention in the country. The invasion aimed to suppress the reforms and maintain control over Czechoslovakia. The support for the invasion from various Western and Eastern European Communist Parties also played a significant role in the aftermath of the event.


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