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What year did the Potsdam Conference take place?
1945
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What was the state of WWII by the time of the Potsdam Conference?
WWII was
won,
and
Hitler
was
dead
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Why was there no common enemy at the Potsdam Conference?
There was no need to cooperate against
Hitler
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Who replaced Roosevelt as President of the USA?
Harry Truman
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What was Truman's approach towards communism?
He wanted to
'get tough'
on
communism
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What significant event did the USA achieve in July 1945?
Successfully tested an
atomic bomb
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How did Truman feel about his position against Stalin?
He felt he had the
upper hand
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What was Stalin's military presence in Eastern Europe?
His
Red Army
occupied the
countries
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What did Stalin believe regarding his position at Potsdam?
He believed he had the
upper
hand
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Who replaced Churchill as Prime Minister?
Clement Attlee
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How did Attlee's experience compare to Churchill's?
Attlee had
far
less
experience
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What was a consequence of Attlee's inexperience?
He could not
mediate
between
Stalin
and
Truman
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What were the main disagreements between Stalin and Truman?
Germany
and
Eastern Europe
control
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What did Stalin want for Germany after WWII?
To
cripple
Germany and
extract
$10 billion
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What was Truman's stance on reparations for Germany?
He did not want to repeat
Versailles
mistakes
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What was Truman's suspicion regarding Stalin's intentions?
He suspected
Stalin
wanted to seize
Eastern Europe
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What was the outcome of the Potsdam Conference regarding agreements?
It
failed
to produce further
agreement
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What was the effect of the Potsdam Conference on US-USSR relations?
It sowed the seeds of the
Cold War
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How did the conference affect the suspicions between the USA and USSR?
It ended with deep
suspicions
of
intentions
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