What was the Munich Agreement?

What were the short outcomes and long-term consequences of the Munich Agreement with Hitler?

• Answer:

  The above answer is incorrect; the Munich Agreement had nothing to do with the Soviet Union. It was an agreement that Czechoslovakia's allies would not prevent Germany from annexing a large portion of the "Sudetenland", which was basically the western part of Czechoslovakia that was the most economically developed part of that country, and also had the most resources. It was signed by Germany, England, France and Italy. In the short term, it prevented war, since Both Great Britain and France were allies of Czechoslovakia, and would have been obligated to stand behind them, but in the long run, it made war inevitable, since Germany eventually made it clear through their actions (despite their words saying they only wanted peace) that only force would stop them.