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The Czech Republic and Slovakia were combined to form Czechoslovakia.
The Czech Republic and Slovakia were combined to form Czechoslovakia.
The multiethnic revival led to the formation of peaceful, stable nation-states.
The multiethnic revival led to the formation of peaceful, stable nation-states.
Multinational states including Yugoslavia were broken up into multiple states.
Multinational states including Yugoslavia were broken up into multiple states.
The Soviet Union was formed, uniting multiple ethnicities in a geographic area.
The Soviet Union was formed, uniting multiple ethnicities in a geographic area.
The multiethnic state of Poland united with the Czech Republic to form Czechoslovakia.
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The statement that accurately describes the effects of the multiethnic revival in Europe is:
Multinational states including Yugoslavia were broken up into multiple states.
This reflects how the revival of ethnic identities in Europe, particularly in the Balkan region, led to the dissolution of multiethnic states like Yugoslavia into separate nation-states, often accompanied by conflict.
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