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When Germany took the Sudetenland in 1938, both France and Britain initially responded with a policy of appeasement, hoping to avoid conflict. They accepted the Munich Agreement, which allowed Germany to annex the region in exchange for a promise of no further territorial expansion. Despite their hopes, this concession only emboldened Hitler, leading to further aggression and ultimately World War II. The failure of appeasement became a significant lesson in international relations for both nations.
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What was the Rhineland rearmed?
Hitler re-armed the Rhineland in an attempt to see how France and Britain would react. The treaties signed by Hitler, especially the Versailles, clearly stated that if the Rhineland was entered and rearmed by Germany they were to be taken out immediately. France and Britain pitied Germany's losses though, and they let Germany have some leeway. In this, Hitler proved that France and Britain were weak and would be too late to stop his larger efforts
How did great Britain and France react when Germany attacked Poland?
For both England and France, it was the end of appeasement.
Why didn't Britain and France react to German militarism?
Because France and Britain agreed to allow Germany to expand its borders a certain amount to try and dispel Hitler's ambition by giving him a large portion of Czechoslovakia. When Hitler kept making advances into the rest of Czechoslovakia and Poland Great Britain and France warned Hitler to stop or they would be forced to declare war. On September 3rd 1939 Great Britain and France declared war on Germany
How did Britain react after Germany invaded belgium?
they were scared and worried that Britain was going to get invaded next.
Why did France and Britain permit Germany to essentially take over most of Europe by 1940?
These two powers thought they could appease Germany by letting her have her demands. This pacifism/appeasement is known as the Munich Doctrine, named after the Munich Agreement, when Britain and France allowed Germany to annex parts of Europe. The allies let Germany grow in power, even though it violated the post-WWI treaties. Once powerful enough, Germany quickly took over Poland and France before there was any time to react.
Why did France and Britain fail to react to German remilitarization of the Rhineland?
Lol, Mr.Wooley
How did Jefferson react to the British attack on the chesapeake?
Jefferson asked congress to pass trade laws to punish Britain and France
How did Great Britain and France react to Germany's actions in the Rhineland Austria and Czechoslovakia?
Declared war on Germany
How did Washington react to Britain's Declaration of War with France?
Washington was impressed. He hoped that it inspired people(soldiers).-kayla
How did the Celtic people react to the invasion of Britain by the vikings?
How did the celtic people in Britain react to the viking invasion
What was the breakout in World War 2?
WW2 mainly started because Germany took advantage of taking over countrys or u can say colonies,this was let by france and britian who did nothink but just sit and act innocent. afterall they needed to be strong if they wanted to go in war with germany,but they were not that strong enough after ww1 when they were really badly heat and lost alot of money and soldiers. Britian and france only did this because the country was very weak and didnt grow that quick they were still repairing. they were bein nice to germany only because they wanted peace and they wasnt really strong enough to go in war. britain made a promise that it will protect poland fronm any danger and germany thought that the two great allies (britain and france)wont do anythink but britain did react to this and this is what led to war. thankz bye :)
Germany's hope to defeat the Allies in France before American troops arrived was aided by the withdrawal of which country from the war?
Though World War II officially started after Britain and France declared war on Germany after the invasion of Poland, its beginnings can be found many years earlier. Rhineland was then owned by France, but had belonged to Germany before World War I and had been taken away in the Treaty of Versailles. Because of this, the French and British didn't react as heavily and made a concession to the Germans, hoping to prevent further conflict. Two months later, Mussolini's Italians troops entered Ethiopia.
