Examine the map of communist states that formed in Eastern Europe after World War II. A map of the Division of Europe after Worl
d War Two. Communist Nations are highlighted. The communist nations reach near West Germany, Austria, and Italy. Countries labeled are Yugoslavia, East Germany, Poland, and the Soviet Union. Which outcome of World War II is supported by information shown on the map? The country of East Germany formed out of the US-occupied zone of Germany. The Soviet Union remained in control of the Eastern European lands it had conquered during the war. The nation of Poland was created due to the redrawing of borders in Eastern Europe after the war. The sizes of Yugoslavia and East Germany increased from what they were before the start of the war.
The correct answer is B) The Soviet Union remained in control of the Eastern European lands it had conquered during the war.
The outcome of World War II that is supported by the information shown on the map is "The Soviet Union remained in control of the Eastern European lands it had conquered during the war."
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