What was the concern regarding Poland's fate following the end of World War II?
A. Polish leaders were adamantly opposed to the creation and aims of the United Nations.
B. There was significant debate regarding which country would receive the captured territory.
C. There was a significant amount of Soviet political influence in the country.
D. The United States and Britain did not want to occupy the country to secure a democratic government.
Answer: C
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If the appeal to a supernatural source of legitimization enhanced the absolute authority of the ruler, what was its chief drawback?
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____________________ made secret drawings of British textile factory machines during an 1811 visit and then duplicated the machines in America
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The most significant legal victory for the NAACP during the war years concerned __________
a) all-white political primaries b) literacy tests to vote c) segregated public facilities d) lynching