Which question would be MOST helpful when trying to identify the theme of a poem? What message can I infer from the poem's details?

What rhyme scheme is used in the poem?

Which words appear more than once in the poem?

What is the most vivid image in the poem?

What message can I infer from the poem's details?

Explanation:

The word "theme" refers to the message or main idea of any work. It can be the lesson, topic, the main concern, or main subject that the writer wants to convey to the readers in his writing.

The most helpful question when trying to identify the theme of a poem will be a question about the message that one can infer from the poem. By asking about the message that the poem's details can provide, the reader can understand and know what the poem is talking about and what it wants to convey to the readers. This becomes or helps the readers get the gist of what the poem is talking about.

Thus, the correct answer is the first option.

He made more demands

He saw that the European community was afraid of a war and was prepared to give him anything he wanted because of their appeasement policies. This is why he started making even more demands after and when no more things could be given, world war two broke out with a German invasion of Poland and the rest is history.