Asked by berlanda
Why did Hitler most likely assume he could annex Austria and Czechoslovakia?
He believed his actions would prove him to be a great leader.
He believed that the Third Reich was the more powerful government.
He believed he had the right to be as aggressive as he wanted to be.
He believed that Great Britain and France would choose not to respond to his actions.
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He assumed Great Britain and France would choose not to respond to his actions.
Explanation: British and French appeasement (and their failure to act when Germany remilitarized the Rhineland and carried out the Anschluss in 1936–38) convinced Hitler that they would avoid confrontation, so he felt free to annex Austria and then press into Czechoslovakia (culminating in the Munich Agreement).
Explanation: British and French appeasement (and their failure to act when Germany remilitarized the Rhineland and carried out the Anschluss in 1936–38) convinced Hitler that they would avoid confrontation, so he felt free to annex Austria and then press into Czechoslovakia (culminating in the Munich Agreement).
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