Which sequence of events is correct?

Question

Yalta Conference, Cuban Missile Crisis, death of Stalin, death of Lumumba
Death of Stalin, Yalta Conference, Cuban Missile Crisis, death of Lumumba
Yalta Conference, death of Stalin, Cuban Missile Crisis, death of Lumumba
Yalta Conference, death of Lumumba, death of Stalin, Cuban Missile Crisis

Answer 1

The correct sequence of events is:

1. Yalta Conference (February 1945)
2. Death of Stalin (March 5, 1953)
3. Death of Lumumba (January 17, 1961)
4. Cuban Missile Crisis (October 1962)

Based on this timeline, the correct sequence from the options you provided is:

Yalta Conference, death of Stalin, death of Lumumba, Cuban Missile Crisis.

However, since this specific sequence is not listed among your options, the closest relevant one would be: Yalta Conference, death of Stalin, Cuban Missile Crisis, death of Lumumba. If you must choose from the options given, this is the most accurate in terms of the timeline, placing the events in the chronological order of Yalta, Stalin's death, the Cuban Missile Crisis, and then Lumumba's death.