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. What was the significance of the 1945 Yalta Conference? a. Roosevelt's unwillingness to compromise led to the end of Allies' cooperation in the final months of the war. b. Roosevelt yielded to some of Stalin's territorial desires in order to secure Soviet help to defeat Japan and Soviet participation in the United Nations. c. It is a symbol of the genuine trust and confidence that Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin had in one another despite their ideological differences. d. Roosevelt acknowledged that the United States had developed an atomic bomb in order to maintain the confidence of the British and Soviets. e. Harry Truman met with Churchill and Stalin for the first time following Roosevelt's death and proved to them his commitment to ending the war.

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