Occupation of the rhineland invasion of manchuria invasion of ethiopia the events listed above are examples of question 34 options: aggressive actions by germany, italy, and japan actions taken in an agreement between stalin and hitler aggressive actions by france and great britain military strategies ordered by general eisenhower

These three events could be considered as aggressive actions by Germany, Italy and Japan. The occupation of Rhineland is related to the Adolf Hitler's decision of moving forces to a region close to France. The Invasion of Manchura has to do with the occupation that the Japanese Empire started to Manchuria (a former independent region in the northestern part of the current Popular Republic of China). The Invasion of Ethiopia was a campaing that Italy headed in order to gain a add Ethiopia as an Italian colony.

aggressive actions by Germany, Italy, and Japan

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