Question

Evaluate how Hitler’s policy of Anschluss drove his actions prior to World War II.(1 point)

Responses

Hitler’s policy drove him to sign the Neutrality Acts.
Hitler’s policy drove him to sign the Neutrality Acts.

Hitler’s policy drove him to stick to the Munich Agreement.
Hitler’s policy drove him to stick to the Munich Agreement.

Hitler’s policy drove him to reunite the people of Germany and keep invading.
Hitler’s policy drove him to reunite the people of Germany and keep invading.

Hitler’s policy drove him to invade Ethiopia and upset peace in Europe.
Hitler’s policy drove him to invade Ethiopia and upset peace in Europe.

Answer 1

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Overall, Hitler's policy of Anschluss, which aimed at uniting all German-speaking people under one nation, drove his actions prior to World War II by leading him to sign agreements such as the Neutrality Acts and the Munich Agreement, as well as by fueling his desire to invade other countries to achieve his goal of reunifying Germany. This policy of expansion through invasion ultimately upset the peace in Europe and led to the outbreak of World War II.