Chapter 34: Origins of WW2

Question	Answer
Munich Pact Image: 10716da5-8b61-40b9-ae96-02985c8635d8 (image/jpg)	Allies sign agreement with Hitler allowing him to take the Western region of Czechoslovakia called the Sudetenland if he agrees on no further conquest. Image: 02296416-fa28-47b6-877c-866f8a5ea21c (image/jpg)
Nazism Image: 2356f03a-d468-4fc0-8f4e-32bc0fafda6b (image/png)	A form of facism that promoted the belief that Germans & other Nordic people were superior to other races. Image: bc25371a-e112-4171-b72d-e72e138e7053 (image/png)
Neutrality Acts Image: 4e24ae10-0871-4395-a438-35fed92d125d (image/jpg)	This was passed to keep U.S. isolated and out of European conflicts like Spanish Civil War. Image: 958eefac-673a-4d11-89c1-92b0ffe0ddef (image/jpg)
Blitzkrieg Image: 9f8327d0-015e-41cf-b284-a7bb33a96e46 (image/jpg)	"Lightening War" The German military strategy during WW2 of attacking without warning. Image: 1f371108-e12c-4513-abe3-ebc6d0dbb453 (image/jpg)
Why was Blitzkrieg effective?	The polish forces were ill-equiped. Under the onslaught, Polish forces quickly collapsed.
Japanese Troops Massacre civilians in Nanjing	Six week rampage "Rape of Nanjing" Killed 300,000 & raped 20,000

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