Question

Place a checkmark next to each example of appeasement.

□ allowing Hitler to annex Sudentenland
□ the Treaty of Versailles
□ the events of the Munich Conference
□ allowing Mussolini to invade Ethiopia
□ the embargoes instituted by the US
□ the bombing of Germany by the Allied forces ​

Answer 1

□ allowing Hitler to annex Sudentenland
□ the events of the Munich Conference
□ allowing Mussolini to invade Ethiopia

Appeasement refers to the policy of making concessions or compromises in order to avoid conflict or appease aggressive actions by another country or leader. Based on this definition, the examples of appeasement in the provided list are:

- Allowing Hitler to annex Sudentenland: This refers to the Munich Agreement in 1938, where British and French leaders agreed to Hitler's demand to annex the German-speaking region of Czechoslovakia known as the Sudentenland in order to prevent war.
- The events of the Munich Conference: This conference, held in 1938, resulted in the aforementioned Munich Agreement, which allowed Hitler to annex the Sudentenland.
- Allowing Mussolini to invade Ethiopia: This refers to the lack of significant international response to Mussolini's invasion of Ethiopia in 1935-1936, indicating a form of appeasement toward Italy's aggression.

The other examples in the list are not considered examples of appeasement:

- The Treaty of Versailles: This was the peace treaty signed after World War I, and while it imposed significant penalties and restrictions on Germany, it is not typically categorized as an act of appeasement.
- The embargoes instituted by the US: Embargoes are economic measures intended to exert pressure or enforce certain policies, and they are not typically considered examples of appeasement.
- The bombing of Germany by the Allied forces: This refers to military actions taken by the Allied forces during World War II to weaken Germany and ultimately defeat the Nazi regime, and it is not considered an act of appeasement.

Therefore, the examples of appeasement in the list are allowing Hitler to annex Sudentenland, the events of the Munich Conference, and allowing Mussolini to invade Ethiopia.

Answer 2

Certainly! Here's a list of the examples you provided with checkmarks next to the instances of appeasement:

□ allowing Hitler to annex Sudentenland ✔

□ the Treaty of Versailles

□ the events of the Munich Conference ✔

□ allowing Mussolini to invade Ethiopia ✔

□ the embargoes instituted by the US

□ the bombing of Germany by the Allied forces

Please note that the Treaty of Versailles is not typically considered an example of appeasement. It was a peace treaty signed at the end of World War I and imposed significant penalties on Germany,