The world wars of the twentieth century immediately led to
a.
the establishment of a communist bloc in eastern europe
b.
the urbanization of europe’s societies
c.
an emphasis on humanism
d.
an emphasis on ties to greek and roman societies

the establishment of a communist bloc in Eastern Europe

Explanation:

The two world wars and the end of feudalism in Eastern European countries, generated that communism grew in the population generating the creation of the USSR and achieving a great hegemony throughout this eastern part of the world, generated the Soviets had a great influence in the world

The World Wars of the twentieth century immediately led to the establishment of a communist bloc in Eastern Europe. Option A is the right answer.

Explanation:

There was an unfriendly inherent tension that prevailed between the communist Soviet countries and the Capitalistic Western countries at the end of World War II.

Both these countries believed in different ideologies. Under the dictatorship of Stalin, many countries in the Eastern Europe were under the influence of communism. There was also an apprehension that communism would be adopted by other countries in Western Europe too.

This compelled the interference of United States. It called for the countries of the world to join as the members of NATO which would safeguard and protect their respective boundaries from the attacks of soviet countries  

Many Eastern European countries such as Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Ukraine were under the direct influence of USSR and adopted communist ideologies. Stalin though was known for his mass extermination, he had developed USSR which was primarily an agrarian society into a powerful block in his supremacy of twenty years of Dictatorship.

newly independent countries of the former ussr