Which statement best
explains the impact of the
Yalta and Potsdam
Conferences on the Cold
War? (1 point)
The conferences
gave Western
democracies
complete control
over Europe,
excluding the
Soviets from any
decision-making
process.
The conferences
divided Europe into
democratic and
communist zones of
control.
The conferences
had little to no
impact on postwar
Europe and the
Cold War because
the Soviets did not
attend those
meetings.
The conferences
made the Soviets
suspicious of
Western European
powers, so they
refused to
participate in the
United Nations.