Which of the following explains how Hitler was able to build up the German army despite Treaty of Versailles restrictions? (1 point)

Question

The world was more concerned with the aggressions of Japan in China.
The Good Neighbor Policy restricted intervention in non-war situations.
He took advantage of appeasement and a lack of force behind the League of Nations.
He built his army in secret without the knowledge of the Allied forces.

Answer 1

The correct explanation for how Hitler was able to build up the German army despite Treaty of Versailles restrictions is:

He took advantage of appeasement and a lack of force behind the League of Nations.

This reflects the broader context of the 1930s, where many world powers were reluctant to confront Hitler's violations of the Treaty of Versailles, leading to a period of appeasement that allowed for Germany's rearmament.