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Stalin failed to keep some of his promises. Churchill and other allied leaders were afraid Stalin /Russians would not leave cities they liberated from the Nazis. Truman took over from Roosevelt and was tougher with Stalin. The West did not share information on nuclear/atomic developments, another sign of distrust. They felt he was another dictator, when they just fought dictators. The Communist ideology saw Capitalism as an enemy to be conquered rather than a different ideology to co-exist with.
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That would be Europe, the Indies and North America. So the answer A
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When Hitler first came into power in 1933, he would fulfill his promises from all his campaigning to the German peoples.
-Started Civil Projects such as the creation of the Autobahn
-Established a free healthcare system
-Established Social Security
-Motivated industries such as BMW, Volkswagen, Mercedes, Coca-Cola (Germany), etc.
These projects made Hitler even more popular and also lifted Germany out of the Great Depression that struck in 1929. Later on, his actions would be to militarize Germany and start expanding.
-Militarizing the Industrial heart of Germany that had been occupied by French forces. (Rhineland) 1936
-The Anschluss of Austria in 1938
-Annexation of Memel in 1939
-Annexation of the Sudetenland in 1939 than the rest of Czechoslovakia.
These aggressive actions were justified by "bringing ethnic Germans living in those nations back to Germany." At the end of World War 2, Hitler had imposed a massive conscription. Which allowed for 12-17 year old boys to fight for Germany and the older population as well that were not fit for any combat.
