The effectiveness of appeasement can be evaluated in different ways depending on the perspective and time frame considered. However, one common evaluation of appeasement is that it ultimately failed in preventing war and resulted in the aggressor countries, such as Nazi Germany, gaining more power and becoming a greater threat to global stability. Appeasement is often criticized for enabling aggressors to continue their expansionist actions unchecked, buy time to fortify their military capabilities, and eventually lead to the outbreak of World War II. However, it is also important to note that appeasement was an attempt to avoid a large-scale conflict that many countries were unprepared for, and it can be argued that it helped to delay the outbreak of war and potentially saved lives in the short term.
