College Admissions Essay: Romania and Princeton
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What was the perceived relationship between Ceauşescu and the Western leaders, according to the regime?

  • He was known for his close alliance with the Soviet Union.
  • He was believed to be a puppet leader controlled by other countries.
  • He was considered a maverick of the Eastern Bloc. (correct)
  • He was admired for his strong leadership style.
  • What did the regime claim about Ceauşescu's standing in the West?

  • He was considered a puppet of the Soviet Union.
  • He was seen as an insignificant figure by Western powers.
  • He was respected by Western leaders for his independence from the Soviet Union. (correct)
  • He was feared and despised by Western leaders.
  • How did Ceauşescu distinguish himself from the Soviet Union's leadership?

  • By imitating Soviet leaders in his speeches.
  • By disagreeing with the Soviet Union's leadership. (correct)
  • By closely aligning with Soviet policies.
  • By criticizing American presidents.
  • What was one reason why the narrator, an informer, found it surprising that Dan Van Dorn was working in their living room?

    <p>The narrator expected Dan Van Dorn to have his own office.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why did the narrator often wonder what foreigners thought of Romania?

    <p>Due to the criticisms mentioned in a British travel guide.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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