1. The effects
   1. It marked the end of appeasement
      1. Hitler could not justify taking Czechoslovakia as it was not a German speaking country
      2. Hitler could not argue that he was reversing the wrongs of the Treaty of Versailles
   2. Hitler had proved to Chamberlain that he could not be trusted
      1. Chamberlain felt upset with Hitler
         1. This is because he had broken the Munich agreement
         2. He had also broken the promise that he had personally made with Chamberlain to consult Britain before taking action that led to war
   3. Lithuania was forced to surrender the province of Memel
      1. This had a large German population
   4. Britain did not support Czechoslovakia
      1. They made a agreement that they would help France defend Poland if Germany invaded them
   5. Mussolini conquered Albania
   6. Britain guaranteed the independence of Romania and Greece
   7. Conscription was introduced in Britain during peace time
   8. Hitler strengthened his relationship with Mussolini by signing the Pact of Steel
   9. Hitler withdrew Germany's non-aggression pact of 1934 with Poland and the Anglo-German Naval Agreement of 1935
2. What Germany gained from invading Czechoslovakia
   1. Czechoslovakia was rich in resources
   2. Sudetenland had lots of coal and iron deposits in central Europe
   3. Europe feared Hitler would slam the Polish corridor shut to join East Prussia