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What metaphor did Winston Churchill use to describe the forcible rise to peer of communist nations in central and Eastern Europe? A) brick wall B) impenetrable shield C) communi…

What metaphor did Winston Churchill use to describe the forcible rise to peer of communist nations in central and Eastern Europe? A) brick wall B) impenetrable shield C) communi…
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What metaphor did Winston Churchill use to describe the forcible rise to peer of communist nations in central and Eastern Europe?

A) brick wall
B) impenetrable shield
C) communist trench
D) iron curtain

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The answer is D - Iron curtain

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