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The Brezhnev Doctrine was intended to keep Eastern European nations a. democratic. c. communist. b. socialist. d. dictatorships.

The Brezhnev Doctrine was intended to keep Eastern European nations a. democratic. c. communist. b. socialist. d. dictatorships.
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The Brezhnev Doctrine was intended to keep Eastern European nations

a. democratic.
c. communist.
b. socialist.
d. dictatorships.

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User Bradoaks
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Communist.

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Communist. The Brezhnev Doctrine [Soviet's foreign policy] called for allies of the Soviet Union to intervene in any Eastern Bloc country that wanted to pry from Soviet Rule by trying to leave the Soviet influence

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