The division of Europe and East Asia into American and Soviet spheres of influence after World War II had its origins in
A)
a secret agreement between Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin at Yalta.
B)
the physical location of American and Soviet forces at the end of the war.
a joint statement of the Allied Powers in the Atlantic Charter of 1941.
D)
the trusteeship system established by the League of Nations after World War I.

After graduating from college with a degree in education, matt found a teaching jobin saudi arabia. he figured that a teaching job in the middle east would be the same as a teaching job in the united states. while there were similarities between american and saudi schools, matt was unprepared for the differences between the two cultures. on the first day, a number of his students arrived later than the class's designated 10 a.m. starting time. later, during a break, he noted that his students seemed to stand closely to each other and to him when they spoke. after class, a confused matt asked the american director of the teaching program about these observations. that's why it's always important to do your homework! the director responded with a laugh. what is the possible explanation that director could gave him?