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The Allies responded to German occupation of the Rhineland by...

Aremaining neutral in fear of another war
Battacking the nazis to stop further expansion
Cnegotiating a peace treaty to stop another war
Dstationing troops along the French border.

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juvef2050

Answer:  remaining neutral in fear of another war

Explanation: The correct answer is: A. remaining neutral in fear of another war. For the allies, it was better to remain neutral and ignore the German occupation, which with this act clearly violated the Treaty of Versailles, as long as no other war event occurred. His response was a resounding no to war and an invitation to tolerance that was manifested at that time when the raid occurred.

popcornandchill123

Answer:

A) remaining neutral in fear of another war

Explanation:

history, you can just look it up I honestly don't have an explanation other than it's a historical fact? lol sorry

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