Problems facing the states of Eastern Europe after the fall of the Communist governments in the revolutions of 1989 included which of the following?

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The fall of Communist governments brought about the need for Eastern European countries to transition from socialist economies to market economies and establish democratic practices. While Russia did attempt to exert some influence over these countries, it was not through the threat of force, and the belief in authoritarianism was actually being challenged by many Eastern Europeans during this period.

Problems Facing the States of Eastern Europe After the Fall