WH 7.6 A New World Order

It led to the creation of the United Nations and division of Germany.

It marked the end of World War I.

It resulted in the immediate reunification of Germany.

It established the League of Nations.

Germany was divided into 4 occupation zones and demilitarized; Poland's borders shifted westward and a pro-Soviet government was established

Germany remained unified and Poland gained independence from Soviet influence

Germany was given to the Soviet Union and Poland was divided among the Allies

Germany and Poland both became part of the United Nations immediately

The unconditional surrender of Japan was demanded.

The League of Nations was formed.

The Nuremberg Trials were held.

Japan was occupied by the Allies.

It led to Japan becoming a peaceful, democratic nation and a key U.S. ally.

It resulted in Japan becoming isolated from international affairs.

It caused Japan to become a military superpower.

It led to Japan being divided into zones by Allied powers.