Question

Which of the following actions is most similar to those taken by Germany just

after World War I?

A. A country greatly limits the government's power to regulate
business.

B. A country creates a famine by forcing rural farmers to become
industrial laborers.

C. A country builds up a powerful military to protect itself from
invaders.

D. A country prints huge quantities of money to pay off debts to its
neighbors.

Answer 1

The correct answer is D) A country prints huge quantities of money to pay off debts to its neighbors.

The action that is most similar to those taken by Germany just

after World War I is "A country prints huge quantities of money to pay off debts to its neighbors."

Let's remember that after World War 1, the allied countries' leaders met at the Palace of Versailles, in Paris, France, to sign the Treaty of Versailles to formally end World War I. President Woodrow Wilson proposed 14 points to establish long-lasting peace in Europe but what the European allies really wanted was retribution and forced Germany to pay for all the damage and destruction created during the war.

Answer 2

The correct answer is letter D.

Explanation: After the World War I, Germany was with economic issues because of the Versailles treaty.

They were forced to pay Great Britain and France.

But this was kind unfair with Germany, all the guilty of the war went to them even without having started.