The Helsinki Accords,signed by Gerald Ford and Leaders of Thirty-Four

The Helsinki accords,signed by Gerald Ford and leaders of thirty-four other nations,

A) legitimated Soviet-dictated boundaries in Eastern Europe, while spawning human rights efforts there.
B) rejected the Soviet-directed boundary of Poland.
C) proved to many Americans that détente was still a two-way street.
D) was condemned by West Germany as meaningless.
E) were strongly opposed by the new Polish pope, John Paul II.