As Practiced in the 1930s, Appeasement Was

As practiced in the 1930s, appeasement was

A) a French policy that avoided any controversial foreign policy actions that might provoke a civil war in between Republicans and Fascists.
B) an American policy that favored isolation from European quarrels.
C) a British policy that aimed to give Hitler whatever he wanted in order to avoid war.
D) a Soviet policy that emphasized the need to concentrate on internal matters like the five-year plan and ignore European issues.