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What was the significance of the Potsdam Conference?

A. President Truman said he was going to bomb the Soviet Union.
B. Nuclear capabilities discussions ignited the start of Cold War tensions.
C. Both sides came to an agreement on reunifying Germany.
D. Both sides agreed to occupy East Germany.



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The Potsdam Conference was significant for dividing Germany, igniting Cold War tensions, and deciding to occupy East Germany.


Explanation:

The significance of the Potsdam Conference:

  1. Division of Germany: The conference led to the division of Germany and Berlin into American, British, French, and Soviet sectors.
  2. Start of Cold War tensions: Discussions at the conference, including nuclear capabilities and mistrust between the Allies, ignited the beginning of Cold War tensions.
  3. Reunification and Occupying Agreements: At Potsdam, both sides did not come to an agreement on reunifying Germany, but they did decide to occupy East Germany.

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