What happened when the leaders of the Czechoslovakian reform movement of 1968 gained a majority and replaced a long-time Stalinist leader with Alexander Dubček, whose new government launched dramatic reforms?
A) Dubček abolished the Communist Party and instituted democratic elections.
B) The reform leaders removed Czechoslovakia from participation in the Warsaw Pact.
C) Capitalism and liberalism were reintroduced with great success.
D) Military troops from Russia and eastern Europe occupied Czechoslovakia.

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Military troops from Russia and eastern Europe felt threatened by the liberalization and democratic changes in Czechoslovakia, and invaded the country to suppress the reforms in an event known as the Prague Spring.

What Happened When the Leaders of the Czechoslovakian Reform Movement