World War II: Causes of the War
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What did Hitler believe about GB and France, and how did this influence his actions?

Hitler believed that GB and France were weak and would let him do what he wanted, which encouraged him to attack Poland, leading to war.

How did the Munich Agreement affect the USSR's relationship with GB and France?

The USSR felt excluded from the Munich Agreement and believed that GB and France were happy for Germany to take over land in the east, leading to the Nazi-Soviet Pact.

What was the consequence of Hitler's increased strength and power in Europe?

Hitler's increased strength and power led to increased tension in Europe, and he was able to take over countries such as Austria and Czechoslovakia, eventually leading to war.

How did the Munich Agreement and the Anglo-German Naval Agreement affect Hitler's ability to re-arm and expand his territory?

<p>The Munich Agreement and the Anglo-German Naval Agreement allowed Hitler to break the Treaty of Versailles, re-arm, and expand his territory, leading to increased tension in Europe.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the outcome of Hitler's aggressive expansion in Europe, and what was the only way to stop him?

<p>Hitler's aggressive expansion in Europe led to war, and the only way to stop him was to go to war.</p> Signup and view all the answers

How did the Munich Agreement and Hitler's actions affect the relationship between European countries?

<p>The Munich Agreement and Hitler's actions caused tension between European countries, and Czechoslovakia felt betrayed by the Munich Agreement.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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