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What was the policy that Great Britain and France followed to give Germany whatever it wanted to keep the peace?
Appeasement. France and and Great Britain Where not ready to go to war again 'cause they had just got out of WWI and they were going through the Great Depression.
What was one reason that Germany remained divided and economically disadvantaged while Great Britain and France developed strong industrial economics?
Because russia was ready to fight in just 4 weeks, 2 weeks earlier than germany expected.
Who was the strongest nation before World War 2?
first it was 1nazi Germany2.america3.russia but only because russia wasnt ready for war but America and Germany were anyway if us or Germany would of invaded russia they would wipe them out even thow they werent ready
What was the policy of appeasement in world war 2?
appeasement before world war 2Britain and France was after WWII but Britain and Germany before WWIIAnsweri only know two countries that held an appeasement before war broke out in 1939. these two countries are BRITAIN and GERMANY. i hope that this has helped you with your reasearch.
What did Germany do to show it was ready for World War 2?
it attacked France austria Czechoslovakia Poland etc
How did the alliances turn a small conflict into a big war?
Russia has formed an alliance with Serbia as a fellow Slavic nation and Germany with Austria-Hungary as part of the Triple Alliance. Russia announced that they would be backing up Serbia when they went to war with Austria-Hungary and in retaliation Germany announced war on Russia whilst beginning movement towards France and Belgium. This brought the French army into the war; ready to fight a German invasion. Germany declared war on France and invaded Belgium. With the German's still in Belgium Britain declared war on Germany as a member of the Triple Entente (Britain, France and Russia) and Austria declared war on Russia.
What were three reasons European leaders agreed to a policy of appeasement?
The European leaders agreed to a policy of appeasement because France and Britain had adopted the stance of achieving peace at any price. Neither country was ready for war and there was British sentiment that Germany did have some grievances from Versailles.
What is one reason France sold Louisiana to US?
Napoleon was getting ready to declare war on Britain so the money would come in handy.
What happened in 1914 which European powers were American businessmen ready to trade with?
In 1914, the outbreak of World War I significantly altered global trade dynamics. Prior to the war, American businessmen were primarily ready to trade with the major European powers, including Britain, France, and Germany. However, as the war progressed, the U.S. shifted its focus to trade with the Allies, particularly Britain and France, as they sought supplies and materials to support their war efforts. This shift marked the beginning of a substantial increase in American exports to these nations, setting the stage for the U.S. economic boom during the war.
Why did France and Britain enter World War 2?
France & Great Britain enterred WW 2 because of treaties with Poland. The treaties with Poland indicated that if Poland were to be attacked, then France & Great Britain would come to Poland's aid. Germany launched an unprovoked attack upon Poland on Sept. 1, 1939. France & Great Britain declared war upon Germany within a few days. Richard V. Horrell WW 2 Connections.com Answer Both countries tried appeasement in the 30s. This policy failed. Hitler continued to violate each and every accord signed. After the Sudetenland crisis and the absorption of the rest of Czechoslovakia, the two governments realized you could not appease Nazi Germany. They told the world that they would support Poland and if necessary go to war over it. Hitler did not believe the Allies would do it. So Britain and France in a way had backed themselves into a corner. The ironic point of it all is that if during the Anschluss with Austria or the Sudetenland crisis, either country had responded militarily and forcefully, the German generals would most likely have overthrown Hitler. They were the ones that cautioned it was to risky and the Wehrmacht was not ready. But by their lack of action, they strengthened Hitler's hand. There is a very famous quote that I am paraphrasing, "For evil to win all good men need do is nothing" Answer The first answer given is perfectly correct, reading the question in its most obvious sense. But there is another possible answer: Britain and France did fight against each other in WW2. Over a thousand French sailors were killed by the British navy shelling French ships at Mers El Kébir, when terms to prevent them falling into German hands (after the French capitulation) were rejected. Elsewhere, Vichy French forces fought the allies in North Africa, Syria, Lebanon and Madagascar. Britain and France had a defence agreement with Poland. On 1 September 1939 German troops attacked Poland. Britain and France demanded that the German forces withdraw and when that didn't happen, Britain and France declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939. However neither country truly went to war until Germany invaded France on May 10, 1940.
How was Germany ready for world war 2?
Germany started expanding it's army before WWII even though it was a violation of the Treaty of Versailles. England and France were appeasing Germany because they didn't want to go to war again. So when they did declare war on Germany, Germany was ready for them. Additionally, there were already projects underway to develop new weapons, machining processes and the conversion of factories from civilian manufacture to military purposes.
What event led the united stated to enter World War 2?
Germany invaded Poland, which brought Britain and France into WWIIFrance was attacked by the Germans next, and Britain did not have enough forces to attack backFrance was captured by GermanyBritain was being bombed by the Germans and the Germans were getting ready to fully invade BritainJapan bombed Pearl Harbor in Hawaii, killing approximately 2,400 people
