Have you encountered something in your history classes before that left you confused? Narrate your specific experience.

My confusion in history class was based on the actions of Neville Chamberlain when he kept appeasing Hitler.

Neville Chamberlain was the British Prime Minister from 1937 to 1940 and he believed that if Adolf Hitler was simply allowed to take some territory, he would not go to complete war with other countries.

Because of that, Neville negotiated for Hitler to:

When he did the last on, Hitler simply went ahead and took over the rest of Czechoslovakia.

Hearing this in my history class really confused me because I felt that anyone could see that Hitler was playing Chamberlain for a fool. My confusion disappeared however, when it was made evident that Chamberlain was simply playing for time so that Britain would get ready for war.

In conclusion, Appeasement may have seemed like an ignorant policy at the time but history has been kind to it.

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Yes.

Explanation:

Yes, I encountered something in the history classes that make me confused so much that I can't able to solve it. That confusion make me so stressful that I  stuck in that problem and can't do anything further. That confusion is responsible for the wasting my valuable time. Sometimes history classes give a great stress to an individual which leads to wasting time.

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