Winston churchill argued that the munich agreement would
produce positive impacts on europe.
result in negative consequences for europe.
have little effect on most of europe.
lead to the start of another war in europe.

The correct answer is:

Result in negative consequences for Europe.

The Munich Agreement, (1938) was a settlement reached by Germany, Great Britain, France, and Italy that allowed German annexation of the Sudetenland, Czechoslovakia, in order to avoid an armed dispute with Hitler's Germany.

Churchill, a Conservative in the House of Commons, was firmly opposed to Prime Minister's Neville Chamberlain's diplomatic act of appeasement to Hitler's territorial demands. He believed that this Agreement determined that the smaller European countries would have to answer to a Germany with full access and influence in the east.

B) result in negative consequences for Europe.

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