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The text portrays the key agreements at the Roosevelt-Churchill-Stalin Yalta Conference of 1945 as A. a one-sided diplomatic victory for the Americans—until the Soviets broke their pledges.B. a sellout and betrayal of American ideals and interests by a naive and ill President Roosevelt.C. a series of compromises and U.S. concessions, relying on Soviet cooperation for fulfillment.D. a diplomatic stalemate: there was no agreement because the U.S. sought maximum territorial control and the Soviets wanted a new collective security organization
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