4. why did britain and france declare war on germany after the invasion of poland?
a. they realized the policy of appeasement failed.
b. they wanted to destroy germany`s military buildup
c. they wanted to spread democracy
d. they wanted to oppose the nazi-soviet pact.

5. which of the following best identifies the long-term impact of policies of appeasement and neutrality?
a. they demonstrated that peace could be achieved without war.
b. they gave western powers time to produce military equipment.
c. they allowed hitler to gain power and only delayed world war.
d. they slowed hitler's expansion into eastern europe.

6. which leader best understood the threat of adolf hitler to europe and the world in the 1930s?
a. winston churchill
b. neville chamberlain
c. franklin delano roosevelt
d. joseph stalin

9. what was the result of the munich agreement?
a. germany and the soviet union agreed to divied up poland.
b. germany was permitted annexation of the sudetenland.
c. germany was granted rights to parts of france and belgium.
d. germany made a nonaggression pact with great britain.

10. in the chain of events leading up to world war ii, which country did germany annex after the rhineland but before rolling into the sudetenland?
a. alsace-lorraine
b. czechoslovakia
c. poland
d. austria

12. in which of the following ways did francisco franco contribute to the causes of wwii?
a. he fought on the side of the axis powers.
b. he gave germany a chance to experiment with new weapons.
c. he started a dictatorship, disrupting the balance of power in europe.
d. he signed treaties with britain and then broke them.