The Japanese Army invaded Manchuria in __, seizing iron and coal resources.

Japan withdrew from the League of Nations in __.

Italian dictator Mussolini orders the invasion of Ethiopia in __, but Britain, France and the League of Nations did nothing.

In March of __, German troops re-occupied the Rhineland territory, but Britain urged "appeasement" and did nothing.

In __, __ Germany, Japan and Italy formed the "Axis Powers".

Early in __, Francisco Franco became the dictator of Spain, after western European democracies refused to get involved in Spain's civil war.

In an attempt at not getting involved in another European war, the United States passed the Neutrality Act in __.

In a move to "unify" the German people, Hitler moved to annex Austria in __. Britain and France continue to do nothing.

In order to stay at peace with Germany, Soviet Union leader Stalin signs a non-aggression pact with Germany in __.

Rather than establish a __ government in Japan, militarists tried to restore __ control by the military

By choosing __ rather than action, Britain and France actually __ Hitler's power and __ more military actions.

Which of the following countries was NOT part of the "Axis Powers".

The United States tried to remain __, not getting involved in Europe's political and military troubles, by passing the __ Acts.

At the Munich Conference, British Prime Minister __ agreed to let Hitler annex the __ territory, in hopes that it would stop Hitler's advances, but __ strongly disagreed.