The Yalta Pledges of Democratic Elections in Eastern Europe

question 2

Multiple Choice

The Yalta pledges of democratic elections in Eastern Europe:

• A) proved to be meaningless
• B) were postponed for two years after the end of the war
• C) were fully backed by American military power
• D) were honored by Stalin
• E) were not in the national interests of the United States

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