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makvit [3.9K]
2 years ago
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Complete the table to evaluate the outcome of each conference. Was the conference successful in its goals? Why or why not? Casab

lanca Cairo Tehran Yalta Potsdam Date Jan. 1943 Nov. 1943 Nov.–Dec. 1943 Feb. 1945 Aug. 1945 Participants FDR, Churchill FDR, Churchill, Chiang FDR, Churchill, Stalin FDR, Churchill, Stalin Truman, Churchill Reason for conference demand unconditional surrender create vision of post-war Asia; cement Chiang as important discuss strategy for defeating Germany set conditions for Russia to enter war against Japan demand that Japan surrender unconditionally Evaluate the outcome of the conference

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Alla [95]2 years ago
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Answer:

Overall, this was a successful conference. Both sides agreed to the unconditional surrender demand.

It was successful at making China a leader on the Allied side, but there were tensions between the UK-US and China.

The three agreed with the invasion on the French coastline and defeating Germany. Overall, it was a success.

The Soviets agreed to enter the war with Japan, but Churchill and FDR had to compromise on other issues to get this to happen.

The leaders agreed to demand Japan's unconditional surrender and sent Japan the Potsdam Declaration.

Explanation:

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