The fundamental motivation for recent change in Eastern Europe was the failure of their
A) governments to achieve political stability
B) economies to achieve a high enough standard of living
C) citizens to make the right choices of goods and services
D) workers to put in as many hours per week as other countries

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The fundamental motivation for the recent changes in Eastern Europe was primarily the failure of their economies to achieve a high enough standard of living. This economic dissatisfaction drove the demand for political and economic reforms.

The Fundamental Motivation for Recent Change in Eastern Europe Was