Which best describes the policy of appeasement followed by great britain and france in the 1930s? sending armed forces into germany to force it to stop its aggression forming an alliance with the united states to counter germany’s alliance with italy and japan building up strong armies and navies to stop germany from making further demands allowing germany to take aggressive steps in hopes of maintaining peace

The appeasement policy was the efforts by France and Britain in the 1930s to allow Nazi Germany to have pretty much anything it wanted in the hopes that eventually Hitler would be appeased and cease his aggressive policies. Thus they let him build up the German armed forces in contravention of the treaty of Versailles. They let him put German troops in the Rhineland violating the same treaty. They let them annex Austria. They let him take the Sudetenland from Czechoslovakia. Then they let him take the rest of Czechoslovakia. The affect of the policy was that each time Hitler was allowed to get away with something, far from being appeased, it simply whetted his appetite for more. Finally they realized he would never be appeased

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is B. allowing Germany to take aggressive steps in hopes of maintaining peace

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b. 155 enlisted men and no officers