Great Britain & France
In response to fascist aggression in the 1930s, Great Britain and France followed a policy of
Great Britain's new colonial policy is to be colonized by people from other parts of the world.
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The policy of appeasement.
Great Britain was able to fend off Napoleon's invasion thanks to the superior quality and skill in naval warfare of its fleet.
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Great Britain and France.
If King George III had reacted differently, there probably wouldn't have been a war. Therefore, there might not even be a United States because we'd still be ruled by Great Britain.
During the Great Depression Britain 'sheltered' within the Empire and this policy of trying to strengthen the Empire (mainly economically) continued throughout the period. This preoccupation with the Empire encouraged a quasi-isolatist attitude towards Europe - with unfortunate results. In particular, in 1933-39 Britain never managed to take the initiative in Europe, but simply reacted to Hitler and other dictators. Having said this, Britain did rearm on a significant scale in the 1930s.