Why did britain and france adopt a policy of appeasement in the 1930s

In order to maintain peace

Explanation:

Britain and France were two of the countries that were defeated by the Germans which was led by Hitler. He was very powerful compared to the rest of the countries. Britain and France adopted a special type of policy in the year 1930, which was typically known as the appeasement policy. They had to do so in order maintain peace by avoiding war as it leads to massive loss. This led Hitler to expand his territory of Germany and also helped him to attain more power.

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