Which statement best describes historians critique of great Britain’s policy of appeasement appeasement was in effective. Appeasement was too harsh appeasement further enforce the treaty of Versailles appeasement was not a permanent solution.
The statement that best describes historians' critique of Great Britain's policy of appeasement is: "Appeasement was not a permanent solution." Historians generally argue that appeasement ultimately failed to prevent the outbreak of World War II and did not address the underlying issues that contributed to the conflict.
