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In what ways does World War II contribute to the Cold War? 1) Read the following articles to gain an understanding of each conference. • Tehran Conference (1943) e • Yalta Conference (Feb. 1945) e • Potsdam Conference (July-August, 1945)e Tehran Yolta Potsdam Churchill, People and participants Churchill, Roosevelt and Stolin Churchill (replaced midway by Attlee), Truman and Stolin Roosevelt and Stolin Stolin to have a sphere of influence' over Eastern Europe but oll countries Military decisions took There was no sign of Stolin ollowing free elections in Eastern Europe and a communist government wos being set up in Elections freed from Nazi occupation would be allowed free elections to choose their own precedence over anything else Poland governments The USA and Britain agreed to invode France, joining the Russians fighting on land in Germany to be divided into four zones of occupation - Berlin to olso be divided Europe Arguments over where the boundaries between the zones would be drown Europe. The USSR would fight Japan once Germany hod been defeated. Arguments about how much the USSR should be ollowed to toke in reparations. It was ogreed that the Soviets could toke The USSR would whatever they wanted from the Soviet be allowed to toke controlled zone and 10 per cent from the reparations from Western zones. This remained a source of defeated Germany disagreement, with the Western Allies worried that they were repeating the mistokes of the Treaty of Versailles after Repayment World Wor One

In what ways does World War II contribute to the Cold War? 1) Read the following articles to gain an understanding of each conference. • Tehran Conference (1943) e • Yalta Conference (Feb. 1945) e • Potsdam Conference (July-August, 1945)e Tehran Yolta Potsdam Churchill, People and participants Churchill, Roosevelt and Stolin Churchill (replaced midway by Attlee), Truman and Stolin Roosevelt and Stolin Stolin to have a sphere of influence' over Eastern Europe but oll countries Military decisions took There was no sign of Stolin ollowing free elections in Eastern Europe and a communist government wos being set up in Elections freed from Nazi occupation would be allowed free elections to choose their own precedence over anything else Poland governments The USA and Britain agreed to invode France, joining the Russians fighting on land in Germany to be divided into four zones of occupation - Berlin to olso be divided Europe Arguments over where the boundaries between the zones would be drown Europe. The USSR would fight Japan once Germany hod been defeated. Arguments about how much the USSR should be ollowed to toke in reparations. It was ogreed that the Soviets could toke The USSR would whatever they wanted from the Soviet be allowed to toke controlled zone and 10 per cent from the reparations from Western zones. This remained a source of defeated Germany disagreement, with the Western Allies worried that they were repeating the mistokes of the Treaty of Versailles after Repayment World Wor One

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2:07 PM Thu Mar 11 © 70% Take Quiz Exit Question 1 18 pts In what ways does World War II contribute to the Cold War? 1) Read the following articles to gain an understanding of each conference. o Tehran Conference (1943) e o Yalta Conference (Feb. 1945) 2 o Potsdam Conference (July-August, 1945) º Tehran Yalta Potsdam Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin Churchill, Churchill (replaced midway by Attlee), People and participants Roosevelt and Truman and Stalin Stalin Stalin to have a 'sphere of influence' over Eastern Europe Military decisions took There was no sign of Stalin allowing free elections in Eastern Europe and a communist government was being set up in Poland but all countries freed from Nazi Elections precedence over anything else occupation would be allowed free elections to choose their own governments The USA and Britain agreed to invade France, Germany to be divided into four joining the Russians fighting on land in Europe. The USSR would Arguments over where the boundaries between the zones would be drawn zones of Europe occupation - Berlin to also be divided fight Japan once Germany had been defeated. Arguments about how much the USSR should be allowed to take in reparations. It was agreed that the Soviets could take whatever they wanted from the Soviet be allowed to take controlled zone and 10 per cent from the The USSR would Repayment reparations from Western zones. This remained a source of defeated Germany disagreement, with the Western Allies worried that they were repeating the mistakes of the Treaty of Versailles after World War One 2) Analyze 3 major points of disagreements between the western Allies (US & UK) and the Soviet Union. The disagreements can be all from one conference or a collection of the three conferences. Set up your 3 paragraphs in this way. - What is the disagreement? (1 sentence) Describe the western Allied perspective. (2-3 sentences) · Describe the Soviet perspective. (2-3 sentences) · How does this disagreement lead into the Cold War? (3-4 sentences) 3) Use the above paragraph organizer 3 times (one for each disagreement). You will not find all of the answers in the articles (especially the perspectives) which means you will need to critically analyze each of these disagreements and how they relate to the Cold War following World War II. Submit when complete.
Transcribed Image Text:2:07 PM Thu Mar 11 © 70% Take Quiz Exit Question 1 18 pts In what ways does World War II contribute to the Cold War? 1) Read the following articles to gain an understanding of each conference. o Tehran Conference (1943) e o Yalta Conference (Feb. 1945) 2 o Potsdam Conference (July-August, 1945) º Tehran Yalta Potsdam Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin Churchill, Churchill (replaced midway by Attlee), People and participants Roosevelt and Truman and Stalin Stalin Stalin to have a 'sphere of influence' over Eastern Europe Military decisions took There was no sign of Stalin allowing free elections in Eastern Europe and a communist government was being set up in Poland but all countries freed from Nazi Elections precedence over anything else occupation would be allowed free elections to choose their own governments The USA and Britain agreed to invade France, Germany to be divided into four joining the Russians fighting on land in Europe. The USSR would Arguments over where the boundaries between the zones would be drawn zones of Europe occupation - Berlin to also be divided fight Japan once Germany had been defeated. Arguments about how much the USSR should be allowed to take in reparations. It was agreed that the Soviets could take whatever they wanted from the Soviet be allowed to take controlled zone and 10 per cent from the The USSR would Repayment reparations from Western zones. This remained a source of defeated Germany disagreement, with the Western Allies worried that they were repeating the mistakes of the Treaty of Versailles after World War One 2) Analyze 3 major points of disagreements between the western Allies (US & UK) and the Soviet Union. The disagreements can be all from one conference or a collection of the three conferences. Set up your 3 paragraphs in this way. - What is the disagreement? (1 sentence) Describe the western Allied perspective. (2-3 sentences) · Describe the Soviet perspective. (2-3 sentences) · How does this disagreement lead into the Cold War? (3-4 sentences) 3) Use the above paragraph organizer 3 times (one for each disagreement). You will not find all of the answers in the articles (especially the perspectives) which means you will need to critically analyze each of these disagreements and how they relate to the Cold War following World War II. Submit when complete.
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