Question

Which of the following is a result from the Potsdam Conference?

the Soviet Union gained direct control over Polish territory and were given responsibility for administering its government

the borders of Poland were redrawn to reclaim territory lost during the war to both Germany and the Soviet Union

the Polish government signed the Warsaw Pact with the Soviet Union to better defend themselves from Western Europe

the Soviet Union was forced to repay the Polish government for the loss of military equipment during the invasion of 1939

Answer 1

@Lady.Liv1776 please help!

Answer 2

What do you think it is?

Answer 3

I think it is B

Answer 4

No, that did not happen.

Answer 5

Sorry, I actually meant C.

Answer 6

Now, I'm not sure if that is the reason why Poland signed the Warsaw Pact, but that also isn't the answer. The Warsaw Pact was made in 1955, while the Potsdam Conference happened in 1945, shortly after Nazi Germany's defeat.

Answer 7

That just leaves you with A and D

Answer 8

oh okay

Answer 9

Which one do you think it is now? I know you're just guessing, but this is the final part. If you get it wrong, I will tell you why you got it wrong. If you get it right, good job.

Answer 10

D

Answer 11

Nope, the answer is A. After the Potsdam Conference, The Soviet Union gained control of much of the western European countries that fell to Nazi Germany, Poland being one of them. This was the start of the "Iron Curtain". The Soviet Union wasn't "forced" to repay the Polish government, but they did rebuild the country, since Poland was a satellite state to the Soviet Union up until Poland broke free from the grasp of the Soviet Union in 1989 and declared the government a Democracy.

Answer 12

Thanks, but it says that was the wrong answer.

Answer 13

@ImaGuest

Answer 14

Hmm, I don't know what to tell you then. Everything I said was true I know that.

Answer 15

But thanks anyway.

Answer 16

Lol sorry about that.

Answer 17

It's okay.