By giving hitler sudetenland, the leaders of the allies "appeased" hitler. what does the policy of "appeasement" mean?
question 3 options:
to give in to an aggressor in hopes of preventing conflict
to negotiate between two countries, each getting something in return
to have a cooling down period between two opposing nations
to bring opposing nations to the brink of war by building up militaries and weapons

hitler and stalin signed a non-aggression pact. what did they agree to this in pact?
question 4 options:
they agreed to not attack one another and would both invade poland
they both agreed to not attack the u. s.
they promised they would not use nuclear weapons on one another
they agreed to both invade france

study the political cartoon. which world war ii policy is the cartoon trying to illustrate?
question 5 options: (picture)
detente
brinkmanship
appeasement
blitzkrieg

what was the final catalyst that officially started world war ii?
question 6 options:
hitler took over czechoslovakia
hitler invaded poland
japan attacked pearl harbor
joseph stalin invaded germany

germany used the "blitzkrieg" strategy in world war ii. which best explains this strategy?
question 7 options:
build trenches and fight from the trenches in france
surprise attacks from the air; and then tanks and infantrymen on the ground to overwhelm the enemy
use large missiles to drop on big cities in france and great britain
send in as many ground soldiers from germany to russia

despite its defensive attempts, which allied country quickly fell to germany?
question 8 options:
the united states
great britain
france
russia

study the map.
which country was not under occupation of an axis power by 1941?
question 9 options: has picture
spain
france
poland
czechoslovakia