What happened to the sudetenland as a result of the munich agreement?

a. czechoslovakia agreed to split the land with germany.
b. allied countries claimed the territory as a buffer zone.
c. czechoslovakia retained control of the territory.
d. germany took control of the territory from czechoslovakia.

its actually D the Munich agreement gave Germany the Sudetenland

The correct answer is D.

The Munich Agreement ( September 30, 1938 ) was an agreement between Germany, Great Britain, France and Italy that permitted German annexation of the Sudetenland in western Czechoslovakia.

About 3 million of people in Sudetenland were of German origin. Hitler's plans were to occupy Czechoslovakia. During the meeting in Munich an agreement was reached on Hitler's term : France would not provide military assistance to Czechoslovakia and neither would Great Britain.

Hitler, Chamberlain, Daladier and Mussolini agreed to German's occupation of the Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia was informed that it could either resist Germany alone or submit to the annexation, the Czech government chose to submit.

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