Question

PLEASE HELP ME THERE ARE 4 QUESTIONS

QUESTION 1

The Rhineland in southwestern Germany was given to France after World War I. Why was France interested in controlling this particular piece of land after World War I?

Select one:

a. The Rhineland was rich in natural resources, which France needed to bolster its ruined economy.

b. Many French-speaking people still lived in this area, though it had belonged to Germany before the war.

c. Its rivers provided a natural barrier between France and Germany, protecting France from future German invasions.

d. The region had suffered less damage from bombing and trench building than other areas in Germany.


QUESTION 2

What was the political climate like for Germany at the end of World War I?

Select one:

a. Because its leaders were humbled by their defeat and apologized for their agression, Germany was able to win over many Allied leaders.

b. Most European countries were ready to forgive Germany's aggression and move forward with the rebuilding of all of Europe.

c. The European countries on the mainland were willing to treat Germany as an equal after the war, but Great Britain demanded stiff penalties for Germany.

d. The Allies were determined to make Germany pay heavily for the destruction it had caused, especially in France.


QUESTION 3

What was the main goal of Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Points?

Select one:

a. The goal of the 14 Points was to ensure global peace while rebuilding Europe quickly.

b. The goal of the 14 Points was to punish Germany for causing a global war.

c. The goal of the 14 Points was to make the United States the first super power.

d. The goal of the 14 Points was to unite all of Europe under one ruling body.


QUESTION 4

What percentage of the member nations had to approve any decisions made by the League of Nations?

Select one:

a. 50% plus one

b. 67%

c. 75%

d. 100%

Answer 1

QUESTION 1

c. Its rivers provided a natural barrier between France and Germany, protecting France from future German invasions.

QUESTION 2

d. The Allies were determined to make Germany pay heavily for the destruction it had caused, especially in France.

QUESTION 3

a. The goal of the 14 Points was to ensure global peace while rebuilding Europe quickly.

QUESTION 4

a. 100%

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

QUESTION 1

c. Its rivers provided a natural barrier between France and Germany, protecting France from future German invasions.

France was fearful of future invasions from Germany and sought natural protection along the border of France-Germany.

QUESTION 2

d. The Allies were determined to make Germany pay heavily for the destruction it had caused, especially in France.

The treaty of Versailles punished Germany heavily by stripping it off of its entire foreign colonies, taking out their own territories in Europe and by imposing hefty fines for the damages.

QUESTION 3

a. The goal of the 14 Points was to ensure global peace while rebuilding Europe quickly.

The 14 principles were aimed to keep up the global peace and economic prosperity even during the war times and to prevent another world war.

QUESTION 4

a. 50% plus one. A simple majority was the requirement.

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