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Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, Poland and Czechoslovakia both:

A. split into two countries.
B. struggled with building a healthy economy.
C. joined the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
D. elected Cold War Communist politicians to lead them.



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Final answer:

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Poland and Czechoslovakia faced economic challenges transitioning from Communist to democratic systems.


Explanation:

Poland and Czechoslovakia both struggled with building a healthy economy following the collapse of the Soviet Union. They transitioned from Communist governments to democratic ones with capitalist-style economies. Czechoslovakia peacefully split into two countries: the Czech Republic and the Republic of Slovakia.


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