Question

What was Winston Churchill describing as an “iron curtain” falling across Europe?

A. the establishment of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)
B. the industrialization of Western Europe under the Marshall Plan
C. the creation of the Declaration of Liberated Europe
D. the establishment of pro-Soviet governments in Eastern Europe

Answer 1

I think D but I’m not sure

Answer 2

Answer: The answer is D, the establishment of pro-Soviet governments in Eastern Europe.

Explanation: Winston Churchill was describing the establishment of pro-Soviet governments in Eastern Europe as an "iron curtain" falling across Europe. This term was used in a speech delivered by Churchill in Fulton, Missouri, on March 5, 1946, in which he warned of the dangers posed by Soviet expansionism and the need for a strong Western response to this threat. Churchill's speech marked the beginning of the Cold War and became a famous and influential call to arms against Soviet aggression.