The primary practical consequence of the Potsdam conference was the
a. Western allies were forced to open a second front.
b. original idea to form a United Nations organization.
c. division of Europe into eastern and western zones of influence.
d. decision to demand heavy reparations from Germany.
c
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a. required students with special needs to attend schools far located from their homes. b. allowed children to attend schools outside their neighborhoods in the hopes of encouraging racial diversity. c. enforced a rigid system of busing to ensure that each school had roughly the same racial profile as every other school in its district. d. allowed home-schooled students, almost all of whom were black, to participate in high school athletics, despite their poor performance on standard tests.
The infamous gangster who grabbed wealth and power in Chicago during prohibition was
A) "Machine Gun" Kelly. B) Al Capone. C) "Pretty Boy" Floyd. D) Clyde Barrow.
Which of the following paved the way for the creation of a balance of power in the eighteenth century?
A) Treaty of Westphalia B) United Provinces C) Edict of Nantes D) Treaty of Ryswick
How did the concept of nationalism transform the European political landscape in the nineteenth century?
What will be an ideal response?