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What part of the treaty of Versailles was most damaging to Germany’s economy? A. The depleted military B. The blame and guilt C. The reparations D. The inability to ally with Austria
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What part of the treaty of Versailles was most damaging to Germany’s economy?

A. The depleted military
B. The blame and guilt
C. The reparations
D. The inability to ally with Austria

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The reparations.

Explanation: The reparations caused Germany to pay for all of the damages the war caused to all allies. Which destroyed their economy and played a large part in the start of world war 2.

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