Question

of britain an2. the treaty of versailles contributed to the rise of adolf hitler in germany primarily because it:a. removed germanys colonial holdings in africab. imposed heavy reparations and national humiliation on germanyc. required germany to join the league of nationsd. forced germany to adopt a democratic constitution3. the munich pact of 1938 allowed germany to annex which region of czechoslovakia?a. bohemiab. moraviac. sudetenlandd. slovakia4. the nazi-soviet nonaggression pact also called the nazi-soviet agreement included a secret protocol that:a. promised a military alliance against japanb. divided eastern europe into german and soviet spheres of influencec. created a free trade zone between germany and the ussrd. required both nations to disarm5. which of the following best describes blitzkrieg, a german military strategy used early in world war ii?a. slow trench warfare with extensive artillery bombardmentb. rapid, coordinated attacks combining air power and mobile ground forcesc. naval blockades to force enemy surrenderd. unrestricted submarine warfare against civilian shipping6. franklin d. roosevelts leadership during world war ii is most associated with which of the following?a. declaring neutrality throughout the warb. leading the allied victory personally on european battlefields

Explanation:

1. The Treaty of Versailles imposed harsh reparations and national humiliation on Germany, fostering resentment that helped Hitler rise.
2. The Munich Pact of 1938 allowed Germany to annex the Sudetenland region of Czechoslovakia.
3. The Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact had a secret protocol dividing Eastern Europe into German and Soviet spheres of influence.
4. Blitzkrieg is defined by rapid, coordinated attacks combining air power and mobile ground forces.
5. Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership during WWII is most associated with guiding the Allied war effort, including leading the US to victory in European battlefields.

Answer:

1. B. Imposed heavy reparations and national humiliation on Germany
2. C. Sudetenland
3. B. Divided Eastern Europe into German and Soviet spheres of influence
4. B. Rapid, coordinated attacks combining air power and mobile ground forces
5. B. Leading the Allied victory personally on European battlefields