How did the Soviets respond when France, Britain, and the United States combined their German zones of occupation into one nation?

They withdrew from the United Nations in protest.

They cut off access to West Berlin by blocking rail lines and roads.

They wrote a Declaration of Human Rights that decried the Western actions.

They created an alliance called the Warsaw Pact to oppose France, Britain, and the United States.

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How did the Soviets respond when France, Britain, and the United States combined their German zones of occupation into one nation?

 They withdrew from the United Nations in protest.

 They cut off access to West Berlin by blocking rail lines and roads.

 They wrote a Declaration of Human Rights that decried the Western actions.

 They created an alliance called the Warsaw Pact to oppose France, Britain, and the United States.

anonymous · Answer

B. Preventing food supplies from reaching the West was his best way of attacking the Western allies without literally "attacking"