The Munich Conference (AQA GCSE History): Quizzes
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On what date did the Munich Conference meeting take place?
On what date did the Munich Conference meeting take place?
29 September 1938
Which four countries participated in the Munich Conference?
Which four countries participated in the Munich Conference?
Germany, Britain, France, Italy
Which country was excluded from the Munich Conference despite being directly affected?
Which country was excluded from the Munich Conference despite being directly affected?
Czechoslovakia
Which leader proposed the four-power conference as a solution to the crisis?
Which leader proposed the four-power conference as a solution to the crisis?
Benito Mussolini
Who was the president of Czechoslovakia excluded from the Munich negotiations?
Who was the president of Czechoslovakia excluded from the Munich negotiations?
Edvard Beneš
How many ethnic Germans lived in the Sudetenland according to the agreement?
How many ethnic Germans lived in the Sudetenland according to the agreement?
Approximately 3 million
What famous phrase did Chamberlain use when returning to Britain after Munich?
What famous phrase did Chamberlain use when returning to Britain after Munich?
'peace in our time'
What did Hitler publicly promise the Sudetenland acquisition would represent?
What did Hitler publicly promise the Sudetenland acquisition would represent?
His 'final expansion' in Europe
When did Hitler break his promise by occupying the rest of Czechoslovakia?
When did Hitler break his promise by occupying the rest of Czechoslovakia?
March 1939
Why was the Sudetenland particularly valuable to Hitler?
Why was the Sudetenland particularly valuable to Hitler?
Industrial resources & defensive positions
How did the Soviet Union react to the Munich Conference?
How did the Soviet Union react to the Munich Conference?
Stalin was furious at being excluded
What did the Munich Conference represent in terms of British foreign policy?
What did the Munich Conference represent in terms of British foreign policy?
The peak of appeasement policy