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What is the highest peak shown in the Carpathian Mountains?
Gerlach Peak
How do the international and regional boundaries differ in Czechoslovakia?
International boundary separates Czechoslovakia from
surrounding
countries
Regional boundaries divide Czechoslovakia into internal regions like
Bohemia
and
Moravia
What characterized the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia?
A brief period in
1968
Aimed for more freedom and democracy
Influenced many with its ideas
Represented a desire for change
What was the political alignment of Czechoslovakia after WWII?
It became part of the
Eastern Bloc
What was Alexander Dubček's goal for Czechoslovakia?
To bring more freedom to the country
What event was a result of the tensions in Czechoslovakia after WWII?
Prague Spring
What type of reforms did Dubček introduce in Czechoslovakia?
Reforms allowing more
expression
and freedom
What is the capital of Czechoslovakia?
Prague
What was the purpose of the media reform during the Prague Spring?
To allow
journalists
to report freely
In which year did the Prague Spring occur?
1968
How did Dubček's reforms affect media and travel in Czechoslovakia?
They loosened
restrictions
on both areas
What tensions arose in Czechoslovakia after WWII?
Dissatisfaction with centralized rule
Discontent with Soviet influence
Led to the
Prague Spring
Who was the leader advocating for reforms during the Prague Spring?
Alexander Dubček
What was the outcome of the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia?
Rapid occupation
of the country
Little
resistance encountered
Justified as
protection
from
counter-revolution
Which nation led the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia?
The Soviet Union
What was the main goal of the Prague Spring?
To change
governance
and increase rights
Why did the Soviets justify their intervention in Czechoslovakia?
To protect from
counter-revolution
and
Western influence
What were the key changes proposed during the Prague Spring reforms?
Media Reform
: Journalists report
freely
Workers' Rights
: Workers manage factories
Freedom of Assembly
: People gather and express opinions
When did Alexander Dubček become the leader of Czechoslovakia?
1968
What was the name of the military operation launched by the Warsaw Pact in Czechoslovakia?
Operation Danube
What are the major regions of Czechoslovakia shown on the map?
Bohemia
Moravia
Sudeten Mountains
What were the three main regions of Czechoslovakia?
Bohemia
,
Moravia
, and
Slovakia
What event culminated from the Soviet Union's interference in Czech politics?
The
Warsaw Pact
invasion
What did the invasion demonstrate about the Soviet Union's approach to control?
It showed willingness to use
force
What were the main concerns of the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact countries regarding the Prague Spring reforms?
Weakening of communism in
Czechoslovakia
Potential influence on other Eastern Bloc nations
What was the broader impact of the invasion on international alliances?
It showed alliances could suppress
internal
changes
How did Western countries respond to the Warsaw Pact Invasion?
They
condemned
the
invasion
but did
little
What type of government ruled Czechoslovakia after WWII?
Communist
government
When did the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia occur?
August 21, 1968
What did many people do to escape the harsh regime after the invasion?
They fled the
country
How did the Prague Spring influence people's desires in Czechoslovakia?
It showed a strong
desire
for
change
How does the geography of Czechoslovakia differ from the surrounding countries?
Czechoslovakia has major
mountain
ranges
like
the
Sudeten
and
Carpathians
, while the surrounding countries have more varied terrain
What freedoms were lost in Czechoslovakia after the invasion?
People
lost
freedoms
and
many
were
arrested
How did the Soviet Union react to the Prague Spring?
They were concerned about the
reforms
What is the time shown in the image?
02:00
How did the Prague Spring influence later movements?
It inspired a later
democratization movement
How did the economy of Czechoslovakia change after the invasion?
The economy suffered
significantly
Why did the Soviet Union fear the reforms during the Prague Spring?
They feared it would weaken communism in
Czechoslovakia
What did the freedom of assembly reform allow people to do?
Gather
to
discuss ideas
and
express opinions
What was the main consequence of the Warsaw Pact Invasion for Czechoslovakia?
Reversal of the
Prague Spring
reforms
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