A political map titled “German Advances, 1938–1939 shows the spread of German influence and control in Europe.A political map titled “German Advances, 1938–1939” shows the spread of German control of Europe. In 1938, Germany controlled its own territory and East Prussia in eastern Poland. Also in 1938, Germany took control of the Rhineland on its western border and Austria to its south. In September 1938, Germany took control of the Sudetenland to its southeast. In March of 1939, Germany took control of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia to its southeast, the Protective zone further southeast, and the Memel district to the north of East Prussia. In September of 1939, Germany took control of western Poland.

Question

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Based on this map and your reading of the text, which part of the world was most directly affected by German aggression during the late 1930s?
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Responses

Western Europe
Western Europe

Central Europe
Central Europe

Southern Europe
Southern Europe

British Isles
British Isles
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Answer 1

Central Europe