The Nazi invasion of Poland triggered which of the following? Declarations of war from Britain and France Declarations of war from Canada and the United States Increased isolationism in Britain and the United States Increased embargos against German-produced goods

Declarations of war from Britain and France

Explanation:

Nazi Germany on September 1, 1939, on the orders of Adolf Hitler invaded Poland which triggered the start of World War II with declarations of war from Britain and France who were allies of Poland.

France and Britain declared war on Germany two days after the invasion but they did not go into a full-scale war with the Germans until eight months later.

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