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The conferences divided Europe into democratic and communist zones of control.
The conferences divided Europe into democratic and communist zones of control.
The conferences made the Soviets suspicious of Western European powers, so they refused to participate in the United Nations.
The conferences made the Soviets suspicious of Western European powers, so they refused to participate in the United Nations.
The conferences gave Western democracies complete control over Europe, excluding the Soviets from any decision-making process.
The conferences gave Western democracies complete control over Europe, excluding the Soviets from any decision-making process.
The conferences had little to no impact on postwar Europe and the Cold War because the Soviets did not attend those meetings.
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The statement that best explains the impact of the Yalta and Potsdam Conferences on the Cold War is:
The conferences divided Europe into democratic and communist zones of control.
These conferences were crucial in shaping the post-World War II landscape, leading to the emergence of the Iron Curtain and the eventual division of Europe into Eastern and Western blocs, which was a significant factor in the escalation of the Cold War.
