The declaration on liberated europe stated that
germany would be divided into four allied-occupied zones.
germany would allow its territories to become free nations.
soviet-occupied countries would have free elections after the war.
soviet and western powers would join together in a league.

The Declaration on Liberated Europe explained that all the countries/nations that were earlier under the regulation of German would have a democratic government.

This declaration was agreed during the Yalta War Conference which was conducted on 4th February 1945 and 11th February 1945.The meeting was attended by Joseph Stalin, Winston Churchill and F D Roosevelt.

These leaders all together agreed to help liberated people to solve their pressing economic and political challenges through democratic means by free election to form governments that took seriously the desire of the people like what people want from the government.  

Germany would be divided into four Allied-occupied zones.

Explanation:

During the Conference at Yalta An agreement was reached on the division of Germany into occupation zones (with demobilization and payment of war damages) and on the borders of Poland and the establishment of its government.

The Declaration on Liberated Europe was further published and cooperation was agreed on in the policy towards the liberated countries. Allies have agreed in principle to divide spheres of post-war influence, especially in Europe. The spheres of influence in Europe generally followed the boundaries conquered by the Red Army, which at that point in continental Europe had three times as many armies as the United States and Great Britain combined. Negotiations on the establishment of an international organization for the maintenance of peace and security - the future United Nations - also continued.

congress was not thoroughly prohibiting states from funding religious schools.

the correct option is a

explanation:

the movement mainly consisted of white farmers from the south who sought the relieve of farmers from their hardship. hope this !

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