Question

rld history b (15341) hitlers invasion of france meant that democracy was being gravely threatened. totalitarianism was a viable form of government. he now could turn his attention to countries in eastern europe. he had gained sufficient power to force allied powers to surrender.

Explanation:

Hitler's invasion of France during World War II was a major expansion of Nazi - German aggression. France was a democratic nation, and its fall to Nazi forces was a significant threat to democratic ideals in Europe. Totalitarianism's viability is not a positive outcome of this invasion. While Hitler did later turn his attention to Eastern Europe, this was not the most immediate and overarching significance of the French invasion. Also, the Allied Powers did not surrender after the fall of France.

Answer:

democracy was being gravely threatened.