Which of the following statements explains the primary reason that the Soviet Union's reaction to the anti-communist uprising in
Poland was different than its reaction in Hungary?
O An increasingly weakened Soviet military feared a US response.
Decades of anti-Stalinist reforms made the Soviets reluctant to
use force.
O The Hungarian rebels took up arms, while the Polish strikers
were nonviolent.
O Power had shifted from the Soviet Union to the governments of
satellite states.