Interwar
-Which of the following best characterizes the majority of the governments of the Eastern European nations initially formed after World War I?

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When the Eastern European nations were released from their respective empires, their initial governments were built upon democratic principles. Because the value of self-determination inspired their creation, they adopted constitutions, created parliaments, held elections, and fostered diverse political parties. The two exceptions were Yugoslavia, which was under a Serbian dynasty, and Hungary, which restored a monarchy (but voted to do so).

Interwar -Which of the Following Best Characterizes the Majority of the the Governments