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{ Beginning of German Expansion Skim pages Fill in the outline using your book: (copy entire outline and put your answers underneath, but leave some space to add info) -Germany takes Austria -Anschluss (definition): -Czechoslovakia (why is it different?): -Sudetenland (definition): -Munich Conference (what is agreed upon?): -Appeasement (definition): -Britain pledged to defend Poland, Hitler breaks agreement -Nazi-Soviet nonaggression pact (definition): SIN #

 Anschluss- unification of German people  Austria mostly German speaking  Accepting of takeover, promised better life under Germany Germany takes Austria

 Didn’t want to be unified with Germany, multi-ethnic country and were aligned with France  Sudetenland- territory Hitler wanted Czechoslovakia

 Allies agree to Hitler's demands  Hitler gets Sudetenland and promises not to invade anywhere else  Allies see as victory, think they avoided war  Appeasement- give them what they want to avoid problems Munich Conference

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 Hitler never plans to keep agreement  Sets eyes on Poland  Britain pledges to defend Poland Poland

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 Agreement between Hitler and Stalin to not fight each other  Hitler can focus on Western front  Stalin needs time to prepare military  Both will divide Poland  Shocks rest of Europe because were hated rivals Nazi-Soviet nonaggression pact

 Sin # cont Enrichment Activity- Pro or Con isolationism