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What was notable about the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia? Select two options.
It was provoked by union strikes.
The protest leader initially opposed it.
The protests were largely nonviolent.
It began suddenly with mass protests.
The communist leader resigned peacefully.

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IosifStalin

The protests were largely nonviolent and the communist leader resigned peacefully.

Here's a video on the matter if you're interested:

The Velvet Revolution and Breakup of Czechoslovakia - History Matters

Parrain

The reasons why the Velvet Revolution was so notable were that:

  • The protests were largely nonviolent.
  • The communist leader resigned peacefully.

Why was the Velvet Revolution notable?

The protests that led to the revolution were quite peaceful which was not the case in other communist nations.

It ended with a communist leader resigning peacefully which usually wasn't the case as violence tended to follow first.

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