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List chronological order the agreements that emboldened Hitler in his aggressive expansion policies?
1938, Munich Agreement with Germany, Italy, Great Britain, and France. Czechoslovakia is doomed.
1939, Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact between Germany and the Soviet Union. Poland is doomed, but Great Britain and France have their own pact with Poland and they declare war on Germany.
1939, Pact of Steel between Germany and Italy.
1940, Tripartite Pact with Germany, Italy, and Japan.
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What Appeasement proved a poor strategy for slowing German expansion because?
Germany immediately broke agreements to give up expansion in exchange for land
Why was Roosevelt anxious to make concessions to Stalin concerning fate of postwar Germany?
Roosevelt met Stalin's price, hoping the USSR could be dealt with via the United Nations. Later, many Americans considered the agreements of the Yalta Conference were a "sellout", encouraging Soviet expansion of influence.
Germany Italy and Japan formed the Tripartite Pact in part because they?
wanted to support one another in conquering Europe and Asia
Which statement best summarizes the origins of World War 2?
Answer this question… Popular outrage following World War I and made worse by the Great Depression empowered authoritarian leaders around the world to become more aggressive.
What is militaristic expansion?
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What nations practiced a policy of aggressive expansion?
Countries with Imperial Monarchies were often guilty of using aggressive expansion and colonialism. European nations, Asian nations and Islamic nations all practiced this method of expansion. The largest expansion that ever happened in history was the violent expansion done by Genghis Khan.
Japan was forced into aggressive expansion by protectionism?
Power ensures survival.
What Appeasement proved a poor strategy for slowing German expansion because?
Germany immediately broke agreements to give up expansion in exchange for land
How do you explain the trend toward a consumer society?
expansion of global capitalism, aggressive marketing
What is the difference between fascism and Soviet totalitarianism?
Both are authoritarian governments, but fascism focuses more on aggressive expansion.
After seizing control of Japan's government Japanese military leaders?
Answer this question… launched a much more aggressive campaign of expansion in Asia.
What Act gave President Kennedy the authority to negotiate reciprocal trade agreements that could reduce US tariffs by as much as 50 percent?
Trade expansion act
What is the Red Bomb?
The red bomb refers to the USSR nuclear bomb and the treat to the free world by the USSR using nuclear war in its aggressive expansion
What led to the U.S. return to more aggressive policies including direct military intervention following World War II?
Fear of Communist expansion
How did the Munich Agreement affect Germany and actions in the Czech region of the Sudetenland?
The Munich Agreement of 1938 allowed Germany to annex the Sudetenland, a region of Czechoslovakia with a significant ethnic German population, without facing military intervention from Britain or France. This emboldened Adolf Hitler and the Nazi regime, as it demonstrated that aggressive expansion could occur with little international resistance. The agreement ultimately undermined Czechoslovakia's sovereignty, leading to further territorial demands and the eventual dismemberment of the country, contributing to the outbreak of World War II.
What led to the downfall of the Roman Empire?
Over expansion, the empire became too big and as many of the territories were far away it took a lot of resources and money to maintain them, also as the Roman Empire's strength weakened and became slow to act on rebellion this emboldened others to fight back against the occupiers.
What are three advantages of cartel?
1.Counteracting the diminution of profits due to competitive struggle by mutual price-agreements 2.A uniform market condition for the whole trade 3. Expansion of Trade.bergds, Daison Souza
