German Nazi leader Adolf Hitler began a military pursuit to conquer the Rhineland, Sudetenland, and Austria in the years leading
up to World War II. How did this happen? Question 2 options:
Hitler had an agreement with Stalin to take over ½ of former German lands before taking over ½ of former Russian lands.
The United States signed a trade deal with Germany to secure land rights to western European nations.
Germans living in these areas resisted help from England and begged Germany to conquer them.
France and England followed a policy of appeasement; they allowed Hitler to take what he wanted, with the hope of preventing a war. This was agreed upon at the Munich Conference.
