Account for the responses of the European democracies to the military aggression by Italy and Germany during the 1930s.

These are important times in the history of the world history of the 20th century. The power of Mussolini and Hitler is clearly a threat to the freedom of the United States and its allies. Through God's grace and totipotency, the American alliance, the power of industrialization and intellectuals, we have the necessary resources to overcome the threat of severe fascism in the free world. In the 1930s, the European government thought that Hitler and Mussorini need to be soothed. Submission policy is a vocabulary that clearly summarizes the policy and action taken by the European government.

In the 1930s, Germany led by dictator Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) began radical military operations against neighboring countries, followed by similar actions by Japan and Italy. Many Americans are determined to overtake the country from these international conflicts, but in 1939 Britain, France and Canada declared a war against Germany after Germany invaded Poland. The Germans began a catastrophic London bombing called Blitz ("blitz"). By 1941, Germany and its Italian and Japanese allies occupied France and the war spread to the waters of Europe, North Africa, parts of China, and the North Atlantic and South Pacific waters.

In the 1930s, Italy and Germany followed the policy of aggressive territorial expansion; they invaded the weak land that can easily be taken over. The dictatorship (led by Hitler of Germany and Mussolini of Italy) knows exactly that their goal is to form an empire that they did not achieve in the colonial era. In 1935, the Italian army invaded Ethiopia. In May 1936, the Italian army was fully equipped and completely controlled the country. In Germany, Hitler started to violate the Treaty of Versailla soon after his inauguration, he began to establish the German army. In 1936, Hitler dispatched troops to the Rhine river area along the Rhine River. In 1938, German soldiers entered Austria and joined forces with Germany. These invasions are a simple victory for Italy and Germany. The invaders quickly made an alliance; they agreed to support each other's foreign policy

In Europe, Germany and Italy became more radical. In March 1938, Germany annexed Austria again, causing reactions of other major European powers. Encouragingly, Hitler began to force the Germans to demand the Czechoslovak region, mainly the German population Sudetenland region. Until soon, Britain and France advised Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in favor of the German territory in a Munich accord, contrary to the Czechoslovak government's hope in exchange for the promise without further territorial claims in accordance with Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. Shortly thereafter, Germany and Italy forced Czechoslovakia to hand over other territories to Hungary, Poland annexed the Zulgian region of Czechoslovakia.