Vocabulary & Concepts: Appeasement in Modern World History (1900-Present)
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This worksheet explores the key vocabulary and concepts related to the policy of appeasement in the context of 20th-century history. It aims to develop understanding through explanation, comparison, analysis, and outlining activities.
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Vocabulary & Concepts: Appeasement in Modern World History (1900-Present)
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Introduction to Appeasement
Appeasement was a policy adopted by Britain and other Western powers in the 1930s to avoid conflict with Nazi Germany by making concessions.
Key terms:
- Concession: An act of giving in to demands.
- Diplomacy: Managing international relations through negotiation.
- Aggression: Hostile or violent behavior by a country.
Historians debate whether appeasement was a failure or a necessary step to prevent war.
Key Vocabulary in Context
Concession: Giving in to demands to avoid conflict.
Aggression: Actions that threaten peace, such as Hitler's expansion into Austria and Czechoslovakia.
Diplomacy: Negotiations to settle disputes, as seen in the Munich Agreement.
Munich Agreement: An agreement in 1938 where Britain and France allowed Germany to annex parts of Czechoslovakia.
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