The Sudetenland Crisis - Yr10

How many German speaking people were living in the Sudetenland?

• 3 million

• 5 million

• 1 million

• 500,000

The _____ _______ was a meeting between the British, French, Italian and German ministers on the 29th - 30th September 1938, to discuss the future of Czechoslovakia.

(a)  

The ​ (a)   was left out of the ​ (b)   Agreement and so felt betrayed. This contributed to ​ (c)   decision to sign the ​ (d)   -Soviet Pact.

• USSR
• Munich
• Nazi
• Stalin's
• France
• Sudetenland
• British
• Hitler's

Which countries were not invited to the Munich Agreement meeting? (More than one answer)

• The Soviet Union

• Czechoslovakia

• Britain

• Italy

What did Hitler threaten to do if the Sudetenland wasn't given to Germany?

• Invade the Rhineland

• Invade the USSR

• Invade Czechoslovakia

• Create a union with Austria

How did Hitler put more pressure on the allies in regards to the Sudetenland?

• He ordered Henlein, the leader of the Sudeten Germans to stir-up trouble and demand union with Germany.

• He forced them to arrange a meeting to give Hitler the Sudetenland.

• He threatened to invade Austria and establish a pro-German government.

• He made a secret deal with Mussolini to invade Greece.

Chamberlain returned to Britain a (a)   . (b)   had been maintained. He had prevented (c)   , saying the agreement was ‘Peace for our ​ (d)   ’.

• hero
• Peace
• war
• time
• leader
• Reparations
• union with Austria
• country

How did the Munich Agreement give Hitler more confidence?

• He believed that Britain and France were starting to see him as an ally and maybe wanted to help him expand into Eastern Europe.

• He believed that Britain and France were starting to be suspicious of him and he should stop being so forceful.

• He believed France and Britain were scared of him and now he could continue to do what he wanted.

• He believed that Britain and France were never going to attack him because they were busier with problems in the Spanish Civil War.

What was the consequence of the Munich Agreement?

• Czechoslovakia had to hand over the Sudetenland to Hitler

• Hitler was free to invade Poland

• Hitler was free to invade Czechoslovakia

• The USSR had to make an agreement with Hitler

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