The map below shows Germany after World War II. Map of Germany after World War Two. A key marks Soviet Union occupation in red. United States occupation is shaded orange. Great Britain occupation is shaded green. France occupation is shaded purple. Berlin is marked with a black star. Which statements accurately describes the map? Select all that apply.

Berlin was the capital of Germany.

Berlin located in the Soviet zone.

The US, Britain, and France occupied western Germany.

Explanation:

The map shows Germany after the Second World War. In this map, Germany is divided and coloured in different shades. The reason for it was the occupancy after German lost the war. Countries like Russia, Britain, France, and the United States became victorious and divided into territories to punish Germany. Berlin located under the Soviet, which later lead to the rise of the Berlin Wall. The Soviet Union began exercising military and political power (communism) in newly captured territories. The Berlin Wall created to prevent people from leaving East German. The western power - Britain, France, and the United States occupied West Germany.

From the European point of view, slave labor was crucial for economic production and increasing wealth. The expansion of plantation agriculture from Brazil into the Caribbean drove the expansion of the slave trade.

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