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(D) The Munich Agreement was not a mistake. The Allies wanted to buy time as it bought time for European countries to rearm.

(EX) The European countries were still devastated by the after effects of WW1 and they needed more time to rearm themselves in preparation for another war. Great Depression in 1929 also crippled Europe's economy which greatly reduced their funds available to sustain a war or invasion for military expenditure. They knew a war with Nazi Germany was coming and needed to prepare for war.

(A) No I Disagree. Munich Agreement was NOT a mistake because by creating and signing the Munich Agreement, it delayed Hitler's aggression towards on invasions from Hitler on Czechoslovakia. This bought time for European countries to rearm to rebuild their military.

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(D) The Munich Agreement was the final appeasement measure taken as Hitler promised that it was his last request of expansion. Britain and France gave in to Hitler's demands in hopes of avoiding war. (what was the objective Britain and France hope to achieve from the Munich Agreement?) Munich Agreement was meant to stop Hitler' from further aggression.(objective must be made clear)

(EX) Hitler wanted Sudetenland to be a part of his "Greater Germany" as he claimed that the Germans in Sudetenland were treated badly in Czechoslovakia. However, the Czech government would not give in to Germany as it contained heavy industries, weapons, barriers and barriers that protected Czechoslovakia. Moreover, Czechs had modern army and they were  emboldened to resist Germany as the Allies promised to support the Czech when attacked. However, due to the policy of appeasement, the Allies signed the Munich Agreement without consulting the Czechs and Soviets who were in an mutual alliance.

(A) Yes, Agree. Munich Agreement was a mistake because through the  Munich Agreement, Germany now had access to Sudetenland's resources of weapons, barriers and heavy industries for war machinery. This enabled Hitler to militarize and became more aggressive. The Allies were hence viewed as weak by Hitler, which enabled him to continue his aggression and further plan to occupy the whole of Czechoslovakia. This led to the outbreak of World War II. Thus Munich Agreement did not stop Hitler's aggression but encouraged him to continue. (must show they failed to achieve their objective)

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(D) Yes, Munich Agreement was a mistake. The British hoped to use the Munich Agreement to prevent Germany from further expanding to other European countries and to prevent another war.

(EX) The Munich Agreement enabled Germany to annex Sudetenland in western Czechoslovakia and for Germany to make no further demand for land in Europe. This would prevent Hitler from gaining more resources to fight a war.

(A) Munich Agreement was a mistake because Hitler saw Britain as weak as Britain appeased them. This caused Hitler to have more confidence to want to expand to other countries and thus broke the Munich Agreement. (need to elaborate to show how Britain and France failed to achieve the objective). Hitler went on to invade Czechoslovakia and subsequently Poland. The invasion of Poland led to WWII.

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(D) No, I disagree. The Munich Agreement was not a mistake. The Allies wanted to temporarily prevent further aggression from Hitler.

(EX) The Munich Agreement was a pact between France, Britain, Germany and Italy which allowed Germany to annex Sudetenland  in exchange for Germany making no further invasions in other parts of Europe.

(A) Hence, we disagree that the Munich agreement was a mistake No, I disagree. Munich Agreement was not a mistake because it temporarily prevented another war from occurring. Hitler's aggression was further reduced due to the mutual agreement between the four countries.

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(D) No, the Munich Agreement was not a mistake. Britain and France wanted to buy time to rearm (objective)

(EX) Britain and France was weak from WWI and impact of Great Depression and needed to rebuild their economy and military strength because they lost a lot of manpower and arms while fighting Germany in World War 1. Impact of Great Depression also meant they focused on rebuilding their economy rather than spend on the military.

(EX) By the Munich Agreement, they knew that though the French army was strong that it was weak in some vital spots and that both the military of the French and British were in no position to enter another war against a large military power like Nazi Germany. The USA was going through an isolationist policy and didn’t want to interfere in affairs of European countries and would thus be of no help for Britain and France against Germany  despite them being the main world superpower.

(A) No I Disagree. Munich Agreement was NOT a mistake because (They??) Britain and France were in a dangerous position but through the Munich Agreement, they were able to lower tensions and aggressiveness between Western Europe, mostly Britain and France and Nazi Germany. This in turn bought the British and French more time to build up their forces in anticipation of another war with Germany, rearming. This would give them time to gain more resources and create a more stable economy that would be ready for a war with Germany.

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Munich Agreement (Appeasement) was a mistake

(D) What did the Britain and France hope to achieve with the Munich Agreement?
(EX) What was happening in Europe? What terms in Munich Agreement helped achieve the aims in (D)?
(A) Yes, Agree. Munich Agreement was a mistake because … (Negative outcomes for Britain / France / Europe / the world)

Munich Agreement (Appeasement) was NOT a mistake

(D) What did the Britain and France hope to achieve with the Munich Agreement?
(EX) What was happening in Europe? What terms in Munich Agreement demonstrated they failed to achieve their aims in (D)?
(A) No, Disagree. Munich Agreement was NOT a mistake because …
(Positive outcomes for Britain / France / Europe / the world)

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(D) Through the Munich Agreement, France and Britain had hoped to ally with Nazi Germany as Hitler could act as a possible ally against the prevalent spread of Communism in other European powers. (objective)

(EX) Hitler had proven to be an effective force against Communism through the 1937 involvement in the Spanish Civil War. Hitler sent resources such as arms and manpower in the form of soldiers to support the Spanish Nationalists against the Soviet-supported Spanish Republicans. German planes, the Luftwaffe, made raids on Spanish cities like Guernica which eventually led to the defeat of the Soviet-supported Spanish Republican forces, proving themselves to be an effective force against Communism.

(EX) Hitler had a large army and a newly developed air force which would aid the weakened and demilitarized post war Britain and France combat against Soviet Russia and the spread of Communism at the time. The way Hitler presented himself as a defender of civilization from Communism. This benefited the British and French knowing that their common stance against Communism was something that bounded then together as potential allies with a common goal, making them a more trustworthy ally. (repetition)

(A) No I Disagree. Munich Agreement was NOT a mistake because having Hitler as an ally against Communism prevented the spread of communism to Europe.

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(D) Britain and France hope Hitler would not invade Czechoslovakia as promised in the agreement.

(EX) Sudetenland was where many defenses of the Czechs
were like fortified walls, anti-tank, anti-infantry barricades,
along with machine guns and cannon. The heavy industries were also in Sudetenland, providing resources to supply the Nazi German army. The Munich Agreement was hailed by Chamberlain who said it was ‘Peace for our time’. Hitler said he had ‘No more territorial demands to make in Europe’.

(A) Munich agreement was a mistake because with all these resources and added military equipment, Hitler went on to invade Czechoslovakia with his all mighty military. Czechoslovakia fell to Nazi Germany because of the Munich Agreement.

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(D) No, Disagree. It was a mistake. The Allies wanted to prevent the spread of communism to the West.

(EX) (good use of example) In November 1937, Lord Halifax met Hitler, Goebbels and Goering in Germany and admired the way Hitler kept communism out of Germany by banning the Communist Party an putting its leaders in concentration camps, effectively blocking the spread of communism to the West.

(EX) They had also seen Hitler sending forces in the Spanish Civil War against the faction backed by Soviet Union forces. The West saw Hitler as an ally against Communism and the spread of Communism to Europe.

(EX) The Soviet Union was becoming increasingly powerful
with the implementations of the Five Year Plans, with the
two FYPs, USSR was a highly industrialized power with sizable military force (though at the cost of standard of living and quality of life).

(A) No, Disagree. Munich Agreement was NOT a mistake because Communism as an ideology was a threat to the democracies of Britain and France. They feared communism and saw it as a bigger threat than Hitler's and Mussolini's fascism. Thus, they believed that a stronger Germany could act as a shield against the Soviet Union and prevent the spread of communism to the West.

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(D) Munich Agreement was not a mistake as British wanted to reduce tensions in Europe.

(EX) Czechoslovakia had a modern army and their leader Benes was ready to fight a war against Germany should they invade. People in Britain were also digging trenches in preparation for war as tensions increased and the fear of another war was imminent as Hitler's aggression continued in Europe. Hitler was ready to go to war to achieve his objectives.

(A) No, Disagree. Munich Agreement was NOT a mistake because appeasement of Hitler temporarily reduced threat of a war. Britain saw tensions rising in Europe which suggests war is imminent. Britain had to take measures into their own hands knowing that they could not depend on the League Of Nations where Britain themselves were a part of , were to slow to resolve the issue.