Explain how chamberlain's speech reflects the policy of appeasement and describe how chamberlain's prediction proved to be inaccurate

"Peace in Our Time" iconic words from Wilt Chamberlain's speech that were sadly proven to be complete mistruths almost completely after they were uttered. Wilt Chamberlain was prime minister of the Uk during the prelude to WW2. He is often given some of the blame for the war because of his policy prior to it. This policiy of his most now refer to as appeasement. Appeasement can be summarized as peace at the sake of sacrifice. Not wanting another war, Chamberlain did everything he could in order to avoid war with Germany. Whether it be ignoring Anchlust, or the take over of Czechoslovakia. He did all these things because he believe that german aggression would end when the germans received the land they desired. This idea, to the worlds detriment, was complitely wrong. In his speech he covers his quest for world peace, soemthing that would not come to fruition. With the invasion of Poland Chamberlain resigned his position further tarnishing his legacy as the leader who let the germans grow without opposition.

congress also has implied powers, which derive from the necessary and proper clause of the constitution and permit congress "to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all other powers vested by this constitution in the government of the united states.