How were the regions of Poland that did not border Germany kept under German control? A.
They were absorbed as part of the German state.

B.
Hans Frank, an early Nazi supporter, was put in charge of those areas.

C.
The SS set up Judenrat to govern the outer areas of Poland.

D.
Soviet troops were set in place to keep order in those areas.

The first map shows colonial powers and their holdings (1945). the second map shows human development worldwide. compare the two maps. what do the maps indicate about regions that gained independence in the second half of the twentieth century? they differ in their development patterns. they are as developed as their colonial powers. they are more developed than their colonial powers. they remain less developed than their colonial powers.