Britain and France established the Policy of Appeasement in the 1930s to reach an agreement to preserve peace in giving in to the demands of Germany, led by the Nazi Adolf Hitler. Many people shared Germany's sadness at the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles and continued to allow Hitler to build up his military forces and reconquer lost territories. Furthermore, Britain and France were not in a position to even consider fighting against Germany after the economic crisis that followed the First World War. However, Britain and France made the mistake of believing that giving in to Hitler's demands would satisfy him. enough and peace would ensure. But it seemed that these positions would only make World War II inevitable. Since most people considered Hitler's excuse for violating the Treaty of Versailles to be justifiable, and because of Britain and France's policy of appeasement in favor of peace, Hitler and his military forces took full advantage of the situation. situation and continued to conquer land, especially after the Munich Conference in 1938. At the Munich Conference, Britain and France gave Germany...