Germany thought Britain was weak mainly due to Britain's land size and appeasement. This perception was informed by Britain's policies of appeasement in the years leading up to World War II, particularly regarding the Munich Agreement with Hitler, which many in Germany interpreted as a sign that Britain was unwilling to confront aggressive expansion.
Why did Germany think Britain was weak?(1 point)
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due to Britain's belief in communism
due to Britain's belief in communism
due to the non-aggression pact Britain signed with the Soviet Union
due to the non-aggression pact Britain signed with the Soviet Union
due to Britain's land size and appeasement
due to Britain's land size and appeasement
due to Britain's belief in fascism
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