What Was the Significance of the 1945 Yalta Conference

question 79

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of the 1945 Yalta Conference?

• A) Roosevelt's unwillingness to compromise led to the end of Allies' cooperation in the final months of the war.
• B) Roosevelt yielded to some of Stalin's territorial desires in order to secure Soviet help to defeat Japan and Soviet participation in the United Nations.
• C) It is a symbol of the genuine trust and confidence that Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin had in one another despite their ideological differences.
• D) Roosevelt acknowledged that the United States had developed an atomic bomb in order to maintain the confidence of the British and Soviets.
• E) Harry Truman met with Churchill and Stalin for the first time following Roosevelt's death and proved to them his commitment to ending the war.

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