The unstable nature of the regime in Guinea demonstrates:
A) that personalistic dictatorships are prone to being overthrown via popular revolution.
B) that military dictatorships are prone to military coups.
C) that dominant-party dictatorships are prone to external invasion.
D) that monarchies make efforts to slowly liberalize institutions.

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Military dictatorships, such as the regime in Guinea, are particularly susceptible to coups, often due to internal power struggles within the military or dissatisfaction with leadership.

The Unstable Nature of the Regime in Guinea Demonstrates