Question

how were dubček and nagy similar?
they forced russians to offer concessions.
they made serious efforts to improve their countries.
they wanted to be in charge of the communist party.
they insisted on improving working conditions for the people.

Explanation:

Alexander Dubček in Czechoslovakia and Imre Nagy in Hungary both made efforts to bring positive - change to their respective countries. Dubček's Prague Spring aimed for more liberal socialism and greater autonomy, while Nagy sought to reform Hungary's economy and society. They were not successful in forcing Russian concessions, and their main focus was not on being in charge of the Communist Party or just improving working conditions. Their over - arching goal was to improve their countries.

Answer:

They made serious efforts to improve their countries.