Analyze the “Aggression and Appeasement” chart, which describes how the Allies responded to threats from Germany, Japan, and Ita
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According to the chart, we can see that the countries with the worst actions in World War II, promote very intense and dangerous attacks, while those that fight these countries, promote more pacifist actions that have convictions that will have good results.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- According to the graph, we can see which were the best and worst countries.
- The worst countries are those that carry out high-intensity attacks, causing invasions and destruction in a very violent way.
- The best countries have more pacifist attitudes and have to fight attacks with less intense and aggressive actions, but with the conviction that they will be victorious.
According to this information, we can see how the graph is aligned with the Yeats quote shown in the question above.
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