Why did Poland's invasion test British and French credibility?
AThey had given Germany control of Danzig
BThey had guaranteed Poland's independence
CThey had promised Germany the Polish Corridor
DThey had recognised a German-Polish union
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. They had guaranteed Poland's independence
Britain and France had guaranteed Poland against German aggression, so the invasion tested their commitment.
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