Bulgaria once belonged to the Soviet bloc
, a group of communist countries.
After WW2 ended, the United States and the Soviet Union entered what we call the Cold War. This involved all of the democratic countries fighting the communist countries. The bulk of the Soviet Bloc was made up of Eastern European nations such as East Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, and Albania. These nations went through many hardships under Soviet rule, and are still suffering today because of it.
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A : the rest of them aren’t talked about in the excerpt besides the poor conditions of the messengers
Well they tell the story about some social and cultural<span> issues of the ... </span>These<span> people wanted the good life that they believed money could buy. In some </span>ways<span>, the 1980s were the opposite of the 1960s. ... The period of </span>change<span> came during the 1970s. ... Higher education was a way to get the skills to </span>do<span> this.</span>
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B. the president can veto an bill regardless of the number of congressional members who support it
because of this, congress would have to vote again, if it still has overwhelming support, then it would be passed. If there isn't any support it wouldn't be passed again
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