Question

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 Nazi regime was a totalitarian, anti-democratic force. The 1940 invasion and defeat of democratic France, a major Western power, demonstrated that fascist totalitarianism could successfully conquer established democratic states, making it appear as a functional, viable governing model to its supporters and observers at the time. The other options are incorrect: democracy was threatened but the invasion's direct implication was the perceived viability of totalitarianism; Hitler already targeted Eastern Europe before France; and he did not gain enough power to force Allied surrender yet.

Answer:

B. totalitarianism was a viable form of government