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What is the significance of the Ostpolitik policy in the context of the Cold War?

• It was a policy of economic isolation by the Soviet Union.

• It was a West German policy aimed at improving relations with Eastern Europe.

• It was a military alliance between Eastern European countries.

• It was a cultural exchange program between East and West Germany.

Which country was primarily involved in implementing the Ostpolitik policy?

• France

• United States

• West Germany

• United Kingdom

Who was the Chancellor of West Germany that initiated the Ostpolitik policy?

• Helmut Kohl

• Willy Brandt

• Konrad Adenauer

• Gerhard Schröder

What was a major goal of the Ostpolitik policy?

• To reunify Germany immediately

• To establish better diplomatic relations with Eastern Bloc countries

• To create a single European currency

• To expand NATO's influence in Eastern Europe

In which decade did the Ostpolitik policy primarily take place?

• 1960s

• 1970s

• 1980s

• 1990s

Which treaty was a result of the Ostpolitik policy, aimed at improving relations between West Germany and the Soviet Union?

• Treaty of Versailles

• Treaty of Moscow

• Treaty of Paris

• Treaty of Rome

What was a significant outcome of the Ostpolitik policy for East and West Germany?

• Immediate reunification

• Increased cultural exchanges and reduced tensions

• Formation of a military alliance

• Economic sanctions on East Germany

How did Ostpolitik affect the relationship between West Germany and Poland?

• It worsened the relationship

• It led to the signing of the Treaty of Warsaw, recognizing post-war borders

• It had no significant impact

• It resulted in a trade embargo

Which political ideology was challenged by the Ostpolitik policy?

• Capitalism

• Communism

• Socialism

• Fascism

What was the reaction of the United States towards the Ostpolitik policy?

• Strong opposition

• Supportive, as it reduced Cold War tensions

• Indifferent

• Economic sanctions on West Germany