Germany's Attacks on Poland and Then the Soviet Union, as Well

question 25

Multiple Choice

Germany's attacks on Poland and then the Soviet Union, as well as Japan's expansion into Southeast Asia are examples of

• A) power transition theory.
• B) economic imperialism.
• C) expected utility theory.
• D) cognitive dissonance.

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