Question

HELP!!!!!!!. How did the Munich Pact contribute to the outbreak of World War II?. . It gave Germany access to crucial natural resources.. . It allowed troops into a formerly demilitarized zone.. . It deprived the Allies of an important defensive position.. . It encouraged German territorial expansion.

Answer 1

I believe the answer is: It encouraged German territorial expansion.

The Munich agreement was created between German and Czechoslovakia which give Germany with small part of Czechoslovakia to be used for Germany's annexation territory. This help provide a base for Germany for its territorial Expansion.

Answer 2

The Munich Pact did contribute to the outbreak of the World War II by it encouraged German territorial expansion. Hitler already had an idea that France and Britain were weak but stopped him from conquering other lands. It allowed him to expand his borders all the way to Poland.