Question
Why was the revolution in Czechoslovakia called the “Velvet Revolution”?
because it was peaceful and nonviolent
because the Soviets invaded to try to stop it
because it was followed by a divorce
because it was supported by people across Eastern Europe
because it was peaceful and nonviolent
because the Soviets invaded to try to stop it
because it was followed by a divorce
because it was supported by people across Eastern Europe
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The revolution in Czechoslovakia was called the “Velvet Revolution” primarily **because it was peaceful and nonviolent**. The term "velvet" signifies the smooth and gentle nature of the transition from a communist regime to a democratic government, without the violent upheavals that characterized many other revolutions.