The six republics within Yugoslavia: Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia. The six republics had more autonomy from the national government to run their own affairs than was the case in other Eastern European countries

The six republics had more autonomy from the national government to run their own affairs than was the case in other Eastern European countries is a TRUE statement.

Explanation:

Though the six countries of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia formed a single large republic named as the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, the countries within the republic had the authority to exercise complete autonomy as independent provinces. On the other hand, some of the eastern European countries, though being independent, lived under to dominance of countries like Russia, Austria, and Germany.