Question

What was the state of relations among the Allies at Potsdam?


A. The alliance was strong, as the “Big Three” agreed on virtually every point.

B. Truman was growing increasingly suspicious of the USSR and Britain, and Stalin and Attlee were growing increasingly suspicious of the United States.

C. Attlee was growing increasingly suspicious of the United States and the USSR, and Stalin and Truman were growing increasingly suspicious of Britain.

D. Stalin was growing increasingly suspicious of the United States and Britain, and Truman and Attlee were growing increasingly suspicious of the USSR.

Answer 1

The correct answer is D) Stalin was growing increasingly suspicious of the United States and Britain, and Truman and Attlee were growing increasingly suspicious of the USSR.

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Answer 2

The state of relations among the Allies at Potsdam was that the alliance was strong as the Big Three agreed on virtually every point.

What do you mean by Allies?

Allies refer to the military coalition that was formed during the Second world war for opposing the Axis powers.

Truman, Attlee, and Stalin were increasingly growing suspicious of the United States. The alliance was very much strong as the Big Three agreed on virtually every point.

Therefore, A is the correct option.

       

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