How might Eastern Europe have been characterized in the late 1980s to early 1990s? A) Eastern Europe experienced governmental upheavals, protests, and significant changes. B) The region was characterized by stability, peace, and a new respect for the status quo. C) Eastern Europe experienced a widespread resurgence of communist principles and ideals. D) Eastern Europe became increasingly suspicious of and closed to Western ideas.

In the late 1980s to early 1990s, the Eastern Europe experienced great chaos because of the governmental upheavals, protests and significant changes. Included in this era is the Revolutions of 1989 which is part of a revolutionary wave that ends the communist rule. Answer to this problem is A.

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The first alternative is the most correct (A).

In the late 1080s and early 1990s Eastern Europe had experienced the collapse of the Soviet Union, which had imposed a communist regime in those countries.

The ruin of the regime has caused many deaths, starvation, shortages and collapses in basic health and care services.

In this scenario, many protests occurred in the countries of the region. This marked the end of the Cold War, with cap- italism becoming the hegemonic regime.