Question

question 3 of 10
what did lech walesa do to win more freedom for poles?

a. he founded solidarity.

b. he became a muckraking journalist.

c. he organized sit - ins at universities.

d. he advocated glasnost.

Explanation:

Lech Walesa founded the Solidarity (Solidarność) trade union in Poland, which played a crucial role in the movement for greater freedom and rights for Poles against the communist regime. Option B is incorrect as he was a labor activist, not a muckraking journalist. Option C is incorrect as his efforts were centered around labor and union activities, not university sit - ins. Option D is incorrect as glasnost was a policy in the Soviet Union advocated by Gorbachev, not related to Walesa's work in Poland.

Answer:

A. He founded Solidarity.