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Why did Britain and France adopt a policy of appeasement when meeting with Hitler at the Munich Conference?
a. They knew he had an agreement with the Soviet Union over Poland.
b. They were led to believe he wouldn’t try to take any more territory in Europe.
c. They assumed the United States would support a decision to go to war.
d. They thought it would give them enough time to prepare for war
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b. They were led to believe he wouldn’t try to take any more territory in Europe.
Britain and France wanted to avoid another devastating war, public opinion favored peace, and their leaders (notably Chamberlain) believed that satisfying Hitler’s demands at Munich would prevent further expansion — hence the policy of appeasement.
Britain and France wanted to avoid another devastating war, public opinion favored peace, and their leaders (notably Chamberlain) believed that satisfying Hitler’s demands at Munich would prevent further expansion — hence the policy of appeasement.
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