Hitler's Foreign Policy

Reorder the following

• Hitler announces reamrament

• Hitler moves troops into the Sudetenland

• Hitler annexes Austria

• Hitler takes over the rest of Czechoslovakia

• Hitler sends troops into the Rhineland

Match the following

• 1936 agreement between Mussolini and Hitler

• Munich Conference

• Agreement between Italy, Britain and France

• Rome-Berlin Axis

• Secret but later revealed pact between Britain and France regarding Abyssinia

• Stresa Front

• Italy, Germany, France, and Britain meet about fate of Sudetenland

• Hoare-Laval Pact

• Note written down after Hitler's meeting with German military leadership

• Hossbach Memoradum

Click on the Rhineland

Reorder the following

• Rome-Berlin Axis

• Rapallo Treaty

• Pact of Steel

• Munich Conference

• Concordat with Catholic Church

Mark the location of the Sudetenland

The Sudetenland was part of

• Austria

• Poland

• Czechoslovakia

• Romania

Representatives from ​ (a)   were not invited to the Munich Conference

• Czechoslovakia
• Italy
• Germany
• France
• Britain

​ (a)   was the British Prime Minister most closely associated with the policy of appeasement.

• Chamberlain
• Churchill
• David Lloyd George
• Cameron

In 1934, Hitler signed a 10 year non-aggression pact with

• Poland

• France

• Soviet Union

• Belgium

Historians disagree about whether Hitler

• How specific and developed Hitler's plan was for expansion

• Whether Hitler had any ambitions of expansion at all