Why was the revolution in Czechoslovakia called the “Velvet Revolution”?

There was no violence demonstrated.

Explanation:

It was called the "Velvet Revolution" because the protesters had decided to abandon all forms of violence for the duration of their rebellion.

A. because it was peaceful and nonviolent

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