Which statement best describes historians’ critique of Great Britain’s policy of appeasement?(1 point)

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Appeasement was not a permanent solution.
Appeasement was not a permanent solution.

Appeasement was ineffective.
Appeasement was ineffective.

Appeasement further enforced the Treaty of Versailles.
Appeasement further enforced the Treaty of Versailles.

Appeasement was too harsh.

Answer 1

None of the given options accurately describe historians' critique of Great Britain's policy of appeasement. Historians generally criticize appeasement for being a short-sighted and ineffective strategy that failed to prevent World War II.