10 Questions
What was the dream of a new world order after the Second World War?
The dream was of freedom, prosperity, and peace.
Why was the advent of the atom bomb celebrated?
It was believed that the atom bomb would render warfare obsolete.
What concern arose among the Western allies after the end of the war?
Concerns arose about the capitalist allies of the West and the communists in the East.
Who were the Western allies mentioned in the text?
The Western allies were Britain, Canada, France, and America.
What were the concerns about Stalin mentioned in the text?
The concerns were about Stalin's collaboration with the Nazis and his refusal to surrender his grip on ter.
What were some concerns that arose among the Western allies after the end of the Second World War?
Concerns about the Soviet leader, Stalin's collaboration with the Nazis and his refusal to surrender his grip on territory.
What were the hopes and aspirations associated with the establishment of the United Nations after the Second World War?
The dream of a new world order of freedom, prosperity, and peace.
Why did the Western allies have concerns about Stalin?
Stalin had worked with the Nazis to carve up Eastern Europe before Germany invaded Poland in 1939, and there were concerns about his refusal to relinquish control over territory.
What was the perception about the atom bomb after the end of the Second World War?
It was believed that the atom bomb, as a powerful weapon, would render warfare obsolete.
Who were the two main factions that had been united against fascism during the Second World War?
The capitalist allies of the West and the communists in the East.
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