What was the “velvet divorce”? czechoslovakia’s split into two countries the rift between czechoslovakia and poland the end of communism in czechoslovakia the first phase of the velvet revolutiowhat was the “velvet divorce”? aczechoslovakia’s split into two countries bthe rift between czechoslovakia and poland cthe end of communism in czechoslovakia dthe first phase of the velvet revolutio

The correct answer is A) Czechoslovakia’s split into two countries.

The Velvet Divorce was Czechoslovakia’s split into two countries.

In the early 1990s, Czechoslovakia into two different countries: the Czech Republic and Slovakia. People form the region called it the Velvet Divorce. This name was given because the split was peaceful and amicable. With the disintegration of the Soviet Union, the end of Communism in many countries of the region, and the aspiration of democracy, Czechs and Slovaks had many differences. The amicable Velvet Divorce was the best resolution for them.  

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