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Hoare's policies during the PM Chamberlain's leadership were often termed as what?
"Appeasers"
"Reformists"
"Imperialists"
"Unionists"
Answer
The term "Appeasers" was used to describe the policies of Samuel Hoare, the British Foreign Secretary under Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's leadership in the 1930s. These policies involved seeking to appease aggressive nations, particularly Nazi Germany, by making concessions and avoiding confrontation in an attempt to prevent war. Chamberlain and Hoare believed that this approach would preserve peace and prevent further conflict in Europe.
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