Germany?s successful conquest of Czechoslovakia was made possible by
A) a pro-German revolution in Czechoslovakia.
B) Soviet intervention.
C) the British and French sacrifice of Czechoslovakia to Germany for the promise of peace.
D) the signing of the Pact of Steel.
E) the request of Czechoslovakia to be annexed to Germany.
C
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A) negotiate a nonaggression pact with multiple nations B) abstain and develop a policy of isolationism C) finally enter the League of Nations D) sign a nonaggression pact with Britain and Japan
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What will be an ideal response?
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A) the lack of available funds needed to buy supplies and transport them to the people affected by Hurricane Katrina. B) the hesitation of the federal government to declare a state of national emergency in the affected areas. C) administrative leaders having no experience in dealing with disasters of any kind on a massive scale. D) the lack of cooperation between state and federal government.