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Which event greatly contributed to the global economic slow down, specifically in Germany, shortly after the conclusion of the first World War?

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So, I would think because I know the answers its eithier B or C.

But I'm leaning toward C not B.

(C) the international impact of decisions made by the League of Nations.

I know they were alot of things..

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Well, the Germans were forced to pay HUGE fines (mainly to France and Germany), which catapulted them into an economic collapse. The German government didn't have the money to pay the fines, so what did they do? They simply printed more, thus lowering the value of German money to the point where it merely blew through towns as worthless paper.
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