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A) approximately 160,000 people were immediately killed.
B) Japan surrendered.
C) an unprecedented threat to human existence was introduced.
D) all of the choices are correct.
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A) a right-wing victory at the polls that provoked a leftist revolt in the Spanish navy and airforce.
B) an insurrection in Catalonia.
C) the electoral victory of the Popular Front followed by an anti-government insurrection of the Spanish army.
D) a police massacre of left-wing demonstrators in Madrid.
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A) the Soviets feared they were being maneuvered into bearing the brunt of Nazi attack.
B) the French were hostile to the Soviets and pressured the British to refuse an alliance.
C) the U.S.S.R. wished to annex Hungarian and Bulgarian territory, which the British refused to
D) the Soviets believed that Hitler's next target was France and the Low Countries, and thus did not feel the urgency of an alliance.
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A) they had little confidence in Soviet military strength and its ability to assist Czechoslovakia.
B) British Prime Minister Chamberlain was a coward.
C) the British and French lagged behind Germany in military preparedness.
D) according to the principle of national self-determination, Germans inside Czechoslovakia had the right to join Germany.
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A) the Soviet Union would gain territory at the expense of Poland.
B) Poland would gain territory at the expense of Germany.
C) Germany would pay reparations to the Allies.
D) all of the choices are correct.
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The outcome of the agreements reached at the Yalta conference ultimately resulted in the division of Europe and the establishment of Soviet control over Eastern Europe. This outcome was a consequence of both the agreements themselves and Stalin's betrayal of those agreements.
At the Yalta conference, the three major Allied powers - the United States, the Soviet Union, and Great Britain - agreed to the division of Germany and the establishment of free elections in Eastern European countries. However, Stalin's subsequent actions, such as installing pro-Soviet governments in these countries and suppressing opposition, effectively nullified the agreements made at Yalta.
In hindsight, there were potentially other reasonable alternatives available to Churchill and Roosevelt that might have prevented Eastern Europe from falling under Soviet control. For example, they could have taken a firmer stance against Stalin's actions and insisted on more concrete guarantees for the independence of Eastern European countries. They could have also sought to involve other European powers, such as France, in the post-war reconstruction and governance of Europe to counterbalance Soviet influence.
Ultimately, the outcome of the Yalta conference was a combination of the agreements themselves and Stalin's betrayal of those agreements. However, it is important to recognize that the complex geopolitical dynamics of the time presented significant challenges, and finding a solution that could have prevented Eastern Europe from falling under Soviet control was not a straightforward task.
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A) divided equally between Germany and Italy.
B) occupied entirely by Germany.
C) occupied in the north by Germany and in the south by a collaborationist French regime.
D) divided between Spain, Italy, and Germany.
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A) Hitler promised to allow the French to keep military bases in the Rhineland if they acquiesced in his moves.
B) The divided French government was unwilling to act without Britain, and the British would not risk . war to keep German troops from occupying German soil.
C) Britain was willing to intervene but the French were not willing.
D) The French would not risk war to keep German troops from occupying German soil.
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