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Germans in the 1920s would have blamed their economic situation on a. The balance of power set by the congress of Vienna b. The harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles c. Conflict between Catholics and
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Germans in the 1920s would have blamed their economic situation on

a. The balance of power set by the congress of Vienna

b. The harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles

c. Conflict between Catholics and Protestants

d. Globalization and free trade agreements

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The answer is B.

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