Question

Question

What would an observer examining the development of self-determination in Eastern Europe between the World Wars conclude?(1 point)
Responses

that it encouraged socialism
that it encouraged socialism

that it promoted peace between nations
that it promoted peace between nations

that it promoted national unity
that it promoted national unity

that practical concerns made it difficult to implement

Answer 1

An observer examining the development of self-determination in Eastern Europe between the World Wars would likely conclude "that practical concerns made it difficult to implement." The interwar period was marked by significant political, economic, and social challenges, including border disputes, ethnic tensions, and the impact of the Treaty of Versailles, which complicated the realization of self-determination ideals.