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3 years ago
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How would you use the word "appeasement" in a sentence, regarding to U.S. foreign policy from the years of 2000 & up?

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2 answers:
Mashcka [7]3 years ago
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Well appeasement means giving up principles to pacify an aggressor so basically make your sentence about one country being submissive to the other for reconciliation and neutralization
gayaneshka [121]3 years ago
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Answer:

"appeasement of the U.S. foreign policy"

Explanation:

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When Aristotle turned seventeen he traveled to Athens to join Plato's Academy. There he learned about philosophy and logical thinking from Plato. He stayed at the Academy for nearly 20 years, at first as a student and later as a teacher.  

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Aristotle spent a lot of time learning about biology. He was the first to try and classify different types of animals into different groups. He made drawings of different animal parts and tried to determine the function of different organs. Aristotle made many discoveries and interesting observations.  

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