In an attempt to avoid a repeat of World War I, Great Britain reacted to early Nazi aggression with a policy of

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Jonatan Lavado · Answer 1 · 2018-09-10T18:37:51+0000

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appeasement

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Great Britain and other European nations thought it was better to negotiate with the German fascists who broke treaties than to go to war. This policy was called appeasement. Europe wanted to avoid more fighting and was still economically weak im happy to be in help

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