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Nervous pacifism. They begrudgingly gave in to him little by little in order to prevent him from having any reason to unleash an impoverished, embarrassed nation with a single minded purpose on a battle weary, beleaguered Europe.

fascism was not taken as the serious threat that it was back then. Hitler's fascist ambitions were believed to be local to germany. Of course the entire world was surprised by his actions. But never again. We freedom loving people must make sure the uglyness of fascism is put down wherever we see it. It is much difficult to stop fascism after they have taken over a great powerful country and all of its resources. With the full assets of an industrial power like germany, Hitler did a lot of damage. Imagine what the fascists can do if they do the same thing in the USA. Keep a look out for fascism and make sure we stamp it out in USA before it takes root. Here is what to look for:

http://www.ellensplace.net/fascism.html

ap·pease

-verb (used with object),

to yield or concede to the belligerent demands of (a nation,

group, person, etc.) in a conciliatory effort, sometimes at

the expense of justice or other principles.

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You would not happen to be an OHDELA Student in Modern US History 1A Would you? Week 15 Assignment, Question 5.

appeasement

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