The German Path to War

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What was Hitler's motivation for German expansion?

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To acquire more living space for Germans

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Which of the following actions did Hitler take that violated the Treaty of Versailles? Rearming Germany, Bombing Poland, Signing the Munich Agreement, Establishing the United Nations

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Rearming Germany

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The Great Depression affected the actions of European nations regarding Germany's aggression by:

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encouraging appeasement policies to avoid conflict

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The significance of the Rome-Berlin Axis was:

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A military alliance between Italy and Germany during World War II.

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Hitler justified the occupation of German territory by German troops by claiming it was necessary for: defense against foreign aggression, unification of all German-speaking peoples, economic expansion, compliance with international treaties

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unification of all German-speaking peoples

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The Anti-Comintern Pact was a treaty signed between which countries?

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Germany and Japan

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What was Hitler's objective regarding Czechoslovakia?

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To annex Czechoslovakia into Germany

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Determining Cause and Effect: How did World War I affect European leaders' attitudes toward international aggression?

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It made them more cautious and inclined to avoid conflict.

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Japan wanted to seize other countries because:

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they wanted to expand their empire and gain more resources.

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The connection between national sovereignty and demilitarization is:

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National sovereignty is strengthened by demilitarization.