AP European History Quiz
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COLD WAR AND CONTEMPORARY EUROPE
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In a synthetic account of 1989, a political scientist contended that negotiated transitions were most likely where communist elites split and opposition groups could credibly promise nonviolent change. The author highlighted Poland's roundtable talks, the legalization of Solidarity, and partially free elections as a model that contrasted with sudden regime collapse elsewhere. Which factor best explains why Poland's transition fit this "pacted" pattern?
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