1939 German invasion of Poland

England and France issued an ultimatum to Hitler to withdraw, which he ignored. Consequently, the Allies declared war. Poland faced a full-scale blitzkrieg, a new warfare style by Hitler, leading to a direct confrontation.

What action did England and France take against Germany before the war?

• They launched a military attack.

• They issued a cold ultimatum.

• They remained neutral.

• They signed a peace treaty.

What was the initial reaction of the Allies to Germany's actions?

• They issued an ultimatum.

• They ignored the situation.

• They sought help from the United States.

• They immediately declared war.

What was the Allies' response when Germany did not withdraw?

• They sought diplomatic negotiations.

• They declared war on Germany.

• They increased economic sanctions.

• They ignored the situation.

What was the significance of the blitzkrieg strategy used by Germany?

• It was a defensive tactic.

• It was a rapid and overwhelming attack.

• It was a naval blockade.

• It was a slow and steady approach.

Which country was directly impacted by the blitzkrieg strategy?

• Russia

• France

• Poland

• England