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The Munich Agreement was a treaty in which the leading powers of western Europe:

The Munich Agreement was a treaty in which the leading powers of western Europe:

A) divided Poland between Germany and the Soviet Union to avoid conflict.
B) elicited a statement from Hitler that he would not invade any more European nations.
C) forbade Hitler from persecuting the Jews, communists, and gays.
D) allowed Hitler to annex strategic areas of Czechoslovakia to satisfy his territorial aspirations.
E) permitted Hitler to take control only of the German-speaking nations.

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