Why did several european countries feel it necessary to agree to hitler's demand to free the people of sudetenland?
a. they had been devastated by world war i and prefered to appease rather than fight hitler, believing it would forever satisfy his imperialist desires.
b. they respected hitler and honestly believed the germanic-speaking people of sudetenland deserved to be part of germany.
c. they saw no reason to allow czechoslovakia to keep sudetenland as they felt it had been wrongly given to them after wwi.
d. they understood sudetenland's desire to become a communistic country and belong to hitler and germany.
after the invasion of poland in 1939, great britain and france declared war on germany. why didn't the united states also enter the war at this time?
a. american public opinion was firmly against joining the war.
b. americans were not sympathetic to the needs of the polish people.
c. president roosevelt assured the american people that england and france were capable of fignting germany.
d. the united states had a foreign policy of non-aggression that limited involvement in other countries.
why did franklin roosevelt publically support neutrality before the united states entered the war?
a. he did not want to commit american manufacturing to the war effort.
b. he knew that the american people did not want to get involved in the war.
c. he thought that the war would place too much stress on the economy.
d. he was hopeful that the appeasement policy would keep the united states out of the war.