What was the main reason for proposing the Franco-British Union?
Imminent threat of German invasion
Economic benefits
Cultural similarities
Desire for global dominance
Answer
The Franco-British Union was proposed primarily as a response to the imminent threat of a German invasion during World War II. The idea was that a union would strengthen both countries' resistance against the Axis powers.
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