Question

The Japanese invasion of China in 1937 and the Germany's attack on Poland in 1939 led directly to..
Select one:
a. the withdrawal of Great Britain and France from European affairs.
b. the beginning of World War II in Asia and Europe
c. a meeting at Yalta between the US and the Soviet Union
d. a conference at Munich for Europe leaders


The treat of Versailles effected Germany by....
Select one:
a. allowing Germany to keep its colonies.
b. excluded Germany from the League of Nations.
c. allowing its people to keep their Kaiser.
d. limiting the sizae of the German mil

Answer 1

@Princezz

Answer 2

i think the first one is b

Answer 3

i think the second one is b

Answer 4

I agree with Princezz on the first one being (B) though with reservations. Both actions would be catalysts for the wider breakout of WW2 but while Japanese aggression was loudly condemned in the League of Nations it didn't lead directly to WW2 the way Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland would (and Japan's attack on 1940 would invite). Great Britain wasn't knocked out of the war the way France was, Munich occurred before the German invasion, and Yalta occurred months before the end of the war in Europe.

For the second one, everything is false except for one thing -- it limited the size of their army to only 100,000 and gutted the navy. So I'd go with (D). Germany lost its colonies, the Kaiser abdicated the throne ending the monarchy, and Germany was actually a part of the League until Nazi Germany withdrew years later.