Which events contributed to the fall of the berlin wall? select three options. the election of boris yeltsin government reforms in hungary ronald reagan's “tear down this wall” speech the reunification of east germany and west germany protests during the anniversary of the german democratic republic

- Ronald Reagan's ''Tear Down This Wall'' Speech

- the reunification of East and West Germany

- protests during the anniversary of the German Democratic Republic

Explanation:

The Berlin Wall is a relic boundary that was set in Berlin. Its purpose was to separate and isolate from each other the communist and democratic parts of the city. The Soviet Union, and the communism in general was in a decline, and at the start of the 1990's it crumbled. Protests started to take place in Germany, the two parts of the country officially reunited, and the international community was very supportive, so the Berlin Wall was knocked down in most part, marking the end of communism in East Germany and reunification of the country once more.

-government reforms in Hungary

-Ronald Reagan's “Tear Down This Wall” Speech

-the reunification of East Germany and West Germany

Explanation:

Escape routes to the West had opened through Hungary. New and relatively inexperienced rulers, wanting to accede to reforms while keeping things under control, decided that allowing more tourist travel to the West might slow the stream of westward departees. So I belive that this caused a impact on Germany's citizens views. To further explain i feel that the people of berlin saw everything around them changing and this influenced them to push hard for change.The other two answers just make sense because it is pretty well known that the reunification led to futher conflict with the wall which also led the the speeach being written and has a mahjor impact on the wall of Berlin being removed. I really hope this helps anyone who needs it. UwU <3

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the correct answer is d. the monetary reserve is a set of funds represented in currency, money or similar, saved as a forecast of possible needs or for legal reasons.

the increase or decrease in the monetary base influences in the increase or decrease of the inflation rate. therefore, the excess of monetary reserve will cause the reduction of inflation.