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The map below shows Germany after World War II.




Which statements accurately describes the map? Select all that apply.


Berlin was located in the Soviet zone.


The Soviet zone included most of western Germany.


The US, Britain, and France occupied western Germany.


Berlin was the capital of Germany.


The biggest zone was the French zone.


The four allies divided Germany equally.

The map below shows Germany after World War II Which statements accurately describes the map Select all that apply Berlin was located in the Soviet zone The So class=

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AntonioRamon

Answer:

Analyzing the map, three statements best describes it.

1 - Berlin was located in the Soviet zone.

2 - The US, Britain, and France occupied western Germany.

3 - Berlin was the capital of Germany.

Explanation:

At the end of World War II, the victorious countries decided to punish Germany dividing its territory into influence zones controlled by each victorious country. By this way France, the US, Britain, and the Soviet Union split the German territory, trying to be equal on this division. Berlin was located in the Soviet zone, which later will lead to the rise of the Berlin Wall. The western powers - France, the US and Britain did not occupy the East, and Berlin maintained its position as the capital city.

bihariyadeep28

The world war II was fought after Hitler invaded Poland and aggrieved by this France and Great Britain declared a war against the Germans. This war took many lives for the next six years from 1939-1945.

The map shows the outlining of Germany after world war II describing about the neighbor states and the capital of Germany.

Statements

  • The map shows that US, Britain, and France occupied western parts of Germany.

  • As per the map , Berlin was located in the Soviet zone.

  • And Berlin was the capital of Germany.

Therefore the statements A , C and D are consistent with the data given in the map describing Germany after world war II.

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