Causes of the Second World War quiz: the League of Nations, Hitler's foreign policy and appeasement (N(A)-Level Humanities, History elective) quiz

It had a large army of its own

It could declare war instantly

It controlled all the world's navies

It had no army and depended on member states to act

The United States

France

Britain

Italy

That the League could easily stop powerful aggressors

That the League could not stop determined aggression, which encouraged dictators like Hitler

That no aggression ever took place

That the League had a strong army

It made all countries cooperate more

It had no effect on international relations

It made countries selfish and more willing to use aggression to solve their problems

It gave the League more money and power

To keep the Treaty of Versailles exactly as it was

To give away German land

To disband the German army

To overturn the Treaty of Versailles, rearm Germany and expand its territory

Remilitarising the Rhineland and uniting with Austria

Giving the Rhineland to France

Returning all German colonies

Reducing the German army

Because it weakened Germany

Because getting away with one step convinced him the West would not resist the next

Because it angered his own supporters

Because it returned land to other countries

Refusing all of Hitler's demands and going to war at once

Invading Germany first

Giving in to some of Hitler's demands in the hope of avoiding war

Joining the Nazi Party

They were eager for another war

They had unlimited armies ready to fight

They wanted Germany to grow stronger

The horror of the First World War made them desperate to avoid another, and they were not ready militarily

Britain and France let Hitler take the Sudetenland in return for a promise of no further demands

Britain and France declared war on Germany

Hitler returned the Rhineland

The League of Nations defeated Germany

Hitler keeping all his promises

Hitler breaking his Munich promise by seizing the rest of Czechoslovakia

Hitler disbanding his army

Hitler joining the League of Nations

It united Germany and the Soviet Union against Britain forever

It forced Germany to give up Poland

It removed the threat of war with the Soviet Union, so Hitler felt free to invade Poland

It created the League of Nations

Because the League of Nations declared war

Because Poland was not important to anyone

Because Germany apologised at once

Because Britain and France had guaranteed Poland and finally stood firm against Hitler

Weighing the named factor against the other causes and reaching a justified judgement

Describing the events with no judgement

Listing as many dates as possible

Avoiding any conclusion