How did the French and British respond to Germany's annexation of Austria and Czechoslovakia?
A) Both countries immediately declared war on Germany.
B) Both countries urged the United States to cut off diplomatic and trade relations with Germany.
C) Both countries took a position of appeasement and sought only promises of no further annexations.
D) Both countries secretly supplied weapons and ammunition to the Austrian and Czech resistance movements.
Answer: C
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