1. What is true about both Germany and Italy leading up to World War II?

A. Both believed they had a right to land outside of their borders.
B. Both countries owed repayments for World War I.
C. Both wanted revenge for WWI.
D. Both wanted to transform into a leading world power.

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2. Which of the following best reflects a shortcoming of the Kellogg-Briand Pact?

A. It was unable to militarily prevent Hitler from marching into the Sudetenland.
B. The United States did not participate.
C. The Pact could only be enacted under an official declaration of war.
D. Germany did not sign the pact and therefore was not under its provisions.

I think 1. is D and 2. is not A.

I'll be glad to check your answers.

Are they both D?

1 is D, but 2 is not D.

ok. how about b?

Not B.

I've checked two of your answers for 2. Now you're on your own; please do not post this question again.

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So... what were the correct answers?

It was D

It was D for the second one

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I need help with he first one