How did the collapse of the Soviet Union affect Yugoslavia?

A. It allowed the country to become the new leader of the communist

world.

O B. It encouraged the country to invade and occupy its Eastern

European neighbors.

O C. It prompted the United States to begin a series of proxy wars in

the country.

O D. It created political instability in the country that worsened existing

ethnic conflicts.

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Reuben Grant

14 April, 06:49

How did the collapse of the Soviet Union affect Yugoslavia?

A. It allowed the country to become the new leader of the communist

world.

O B. It encouraged the country to invade and occupy its Eastern

European neighbors.

O C. It prompted the United States to begin a series of proxy wars in

the country.

O D. It created political instability in the country that worsened existing

ethnic conflicts.

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Donavan Hays · Answer 1

D. It created political instability in the country that worsened existing

ethnic conflicts.

Explanation:

When the Soviet Union Fell, some of the ethnic nations that were part of Yugoslavia felt that it was time to break up the Yugoslav nation. This is because while Yugoslavia was in name the union of several slavic nations, in reality the power balance was biased toward the Serbian nation.

Jose Braz "tito", the dictator of Yugoslavia for decades, was a Serb man himself.

Croats, Slovenes, Bosnians, and so on, took inspiration from the movements inside the Soviet Union to launch their own independence campaign. This resulted in ethnic nations taht ended up creating a civil war.