Which political organization was most associated with the "iron curtain" countries? a) opec b) nato c) warsaw pact d) united nations

Your answer would be C). Warsaw Pact

The political organization that was MOST associated with the "iron curtain" countries was the Warsaw Pact.

Definition:

Iron curtain:

A non physical existing boundary that separated Europe into two separate areas because of the downfall of communism.

Explanation:

The reason why "C). Warsaw Pact" is the correct answer because the countries that were part of this organization were involved in the "iron curtain." The countries that were part of the Warsaw Pact would be countries like Poland, East Germany, Soviet Union, Bulgaria, Albania, and etc. These countries separated themselves from countries that were in Western Europe because the countries that were in Western Europe were non-communist, in which they didn't like because the countries that were part of the Warsaw Pact were aiming for communism. This is why you see a "border" between Western Europe and Eastern Europe. To sum it all up, the iron curtain was a borer between communist countries and non communist countries.

Why the other answer choices are incorrect:

Answer choice "A)OPEC" is incorrect because:

The countries that were apart of this organization were not involved with the iron curtain counties. This was a intergovernmental alliance between countries. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.

Answer choice "B) NATO" is incorrect because:

The countries that were apart of this organization were not involved with the iron curtain counties. This organization was a military alliance. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.

Answer choice "D) United Nations" is incorrect because:

The countries that were apart of this organization were not involved with the iron curtain counties. This organization was known to make world peace with all the countries. This is the reason why this answer choice would be eliminated.

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