Which is an incorrect match?
a.) romania: the communist government exercised tight controls on the personal freedoms of individuals.
b.) poland: workers labored long hours in coal mines and ship yards and received modest ration cards.
c.) east germany: people lived in comfortable homes, shopped in busy stores, and drove the latest automobiles.
d.) moscow: long lines of people waited to buy food and clutched government coupons to buy clothes.

The correct answer is C. It is incorrect that people lived in comfortable homes, shopped in busy stores, and drove the latest automobiles in East Germany.

Explanation:

East Germany was a country in Central Europe that existed from 1949 to 1990. The official state ideology was Marxism-Leninism, emerging from the Soviet Occupation Zone, which arose after World War II with the division of defeated Germany. Like the other socialist Eastern Bloc countries, it remained largely dependent on the Soviet Union during the four decades of their existence.  

All Eastern German companies were state-owned. The communist state determined production as well as prices. Regular shortages of goods and poor quality were the result of this planned economy, which led to major annoyances among the Eastern German population.