WH 7.6 A New World Order

Multiple Choice

Why was the Yalta Conference significant in shaping the post-World War II world?

• It led to the creation of the United Nations and division of Germany.

• It marked the end of World War I.

• It resulted in the immediate reunification of Germany.

• It established the League of Nations.

Multiple Choice

What were the main outcomes of the Yalta Conference regarding Germany and Poland?

• Germany was divided into 4 occupation zones and demilitarized; Poland's borders shifted westward and a pro-Soviet government was established

• Germany remained unified and Poland gained independence from Soviet influence

• Germany was given to the Soviet Union and Poland was divided among the Allies

• Germany and Poland both became part of the United Nations immediately

Multiple Choice

What was one major outcome of the Potsdam Conference?

• The unconditional surrender of Japan was demanded.

• The League of Nations was formed.

• The Nuremberg Trials were held.

• Japan was occupied by the Allies.

Multiple Choice

How did the occupation after World War II help transform Japan, and what was its broader significance for postwar reconstruction?

• It led to Japan becoming a peaceful, democratic nation and a key U.S. ally.

• It resulted in Japan becoming isolated from international affairs.

• It caused Japan to become a military superpower.

• It led to Japan being divided into zones by Allied powers.

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The two superpowers that emerged after World War II and became rivals during the Cold War were the U.S. and

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