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Q1. On what dates was the Yalta Conference held?

🔹 A. February 4‑11, 1945
🔹 B. February 12‑19, 1945
🔹 C. January 23‑30, 1945
🔹 D. March 1‑8, 1945

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: A

Q2. Why did the Soviet Union insist on free elections in the Eastern European countries it liberated?

🔹 A. To demonstrate commitment to democratic ideals
🔹 B. To legitimize communist parties through popular support
🔹 C. To appease the United States
🔹 D. To encourage capitalist reconstruction

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: B

Q3. How did Winston Churchill’s later ‘Iron Curtain’ speech reflect the outcomes of the Yalta Conference?

🔹 A. It praised the cooperative spirit of Yalta
🔹 B. It warned that the agreements at Yalty had created a division between East and West
🔹 C. It called for renewed Yalta‑style negotiations
🔹 D. It ignored Yalta entirely

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: B

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