How did Hitler's occupation of the remaining Czech lands in March 1939 hasten the outbreak of World War II?

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Hitler's occupation of the remaining Czech lands in March 1939 was a flagrant violation of the Munich Agreement, which had allowed him to annex the Sudetenland in 1938. The British and French had hoped that the Munich Agreement would be enough to satisfy Hitler's territorial ambitions and avoid war. However, Hitler's actions in Czechoslovakia showed that he could not be trusted and made it evident that appeasement had failed. The occupation of Czechoslovakia convinced Britain and France that they had to take a firm stand against Hitler's aggressive territorial expansion. This determination not to appease Hitler again was a crucial factor that helped trigger the outbreak of World War II.

How Did Hitler's Occupation of the Remaining Czech Lands in March