What was the purpose of the Munich conference? A. To prevent Germany from bombing Great Britain

What was the purpose of the Munich conference?

A. To prevent Germany from bombing Great Britain

B. To stop the Soviet Union from spreading Communism

C. To divide Europe among Germany, France, and Britain

D. To stop Germany’s expansion into other countries

Answer: Ans. The correct option is D.

The aim of the conference in Munich on 1938 was the discussion and eventual avoidance of the territorial ambitions of Nazi Germany under Adolf Hitler by leaders from UK, France and Italy. The conference organized with the purpose of resolving a great chaos – the Sudetenland question – what was a region of Czechoslovakia with a great German population. The compromise deals at Munich permitted the non-German speaking Sudetenland in exchange for what Hitler committed to leave the rest of Europe business as usual. The failed policy of appeasement is such a lesson for us all that not responding to the dictator’s aggression turns out a cause for the subsequent world wars. The main purpose for this summit was orchestrated so that hostilities could be avoided by accepting Germany’s proposition, even if it would just mean postponing its expansion