In what way did the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union deal with Germany similarly in the years before World War II?

AThey tried to avoid war with Germany by agreeing to some of its demands.
BThey attempted to intimidate Germany by forming alliances with Japan.
CThey agreed to maintain peace if Germany gave them some of the land it had conquered.
DThey refused to negotiate with Germany until it removed Adolf Hitler from power.

One way in which the United Kingdom, France, and the Soviet Union dealt with Germany similarly in the years before World War II would be that "A. They tried to avoid war with Germany by agreeing to some of its demands," since this was their combined policy of "appeasement".

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arbitraryfoxbase arbitraryfoxbase · Answer 2 · 2019-03-11T10:58:38-04:00

The correct answer to this question would be alternative A)" They tried to avoid war with Germany by agreeing to some of its demands."

This was their combined policy of "appeasement". They were trying to avoid conflict and solve the situation diplomatically.

B is incorrect, since they didn't form alliances with Japan.

C is also incorrect since in that way they would become allies of Germany and in some ways, legitimize their actions.

D is also incorrect, since they did try to negotiate with Germany before engaging in war.