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1 16-2 War in Europe

2 Austria and Czechoslovakia Fall
What foreign policy actions did Hitler take after he came to power? How did Britain and France respond to Germany’s actions?

3 The German Offensive Begins
What action freed Hitler to invade Poland? What new tactics did Germany use in attacking Poland? What was the “phony war?”

4 France and Britain Fight on
What happened to France after the “phony war”? What was Britain’s situation at the end of 1940? What was the result of the Battle of Britain?

5 Terms and Names Appeasement Nonaggression pact Blitzkrieg

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