Question

How did Yugoslavia differ from other nations in Europe?(1 point)

Responses

Yugoslavia was a communist nation but remained independent of the Soviet Union’s influence.
Yugoslavia was a communist nation but remained independent of the Soviet Union’s influence.

Communist Yugoslavia joined NATO and opposed the Warsaw Pact.
Communist Yugoslavia joined NATO and opposed the Warsaw Pact.

Democratic Yugoslavia joined the Warsaw Pact and opposed NATO.
Democratic Yugoslavia joined the Warsaw Pact and opposed NATO.

Yugoslavia was a communist nation and seen as an equal to the Soviet Union in influencing Eastern Europe.

Answer 1

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Yugoslavia differed from other nations in Europe by being a communist nation that remained independent from the Soviet Union's influence. Additionally, Yugoslavia maintained a non-aligned status during the Cold War, choosing not to align with either NATO or the Warsaw Pact. This independence and neutral stance set Yugoslavia apart from both Western and Eastern European nations during this time period.