The example of appeasement from WWII is that of Neville Chamberlain giving into the demands of Adolf Hitler and signing the Munich Pact.
<h3>What is the Appeasement?</h3>
In international relations, appeasement is defined as the diplomatic scheme of acquiring material, governmental, or territorial acquiescences to an offender in command to forbid the battle.
The Munich Pact, signed by Neville Chamberlain in response to Adolf Hitler's demands, is an example of appeasement during WWII.
Therefore, option C is correct.
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Some were slaves so they were mad
Slaveholders wanted to expand slavery west, and conflict broke out between anti-slavery and pro-slavery Americans in Kansas I.E Bloody Kansas.
2. Because it set the precedent through the Supreme Court that blacks whether free or still in slavery were not citizens and were considered property (if slaves), therefore could not sue in court. The north was primarily against slavery whereas the South was pro-slavery.
Tyrants came to power in many Greek polis regions as a result of "<span>b. Inheritance," since this meant that they needed no formal approval of either a king or the general populus. </span>
