What led to multi-party elections in Poland?
Polish Round Table Agreement
Polish Workers' Party
Polish People's Party
Jaruzelski's resignation
Answer
The Polish Round Table Agreement led to multi-party elections in Poland. The agreement was signed on April 5, 1989, between the communist government of Poland and the Solidarity movement. It called for the establishment of a new constitution, the holding of free elections, and the legalization of opposition parties. The agreement was a major step in the transition from communism to democracy in Poland.
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