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📝 France Dealing With Germany Between 1919 And 1923

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Q1. How did the French occupation of the Ruhr affect German inflation in the subsequent months?

🔹 A. It stabilized the currency
🔹 B. It caused hyperinflation
🔹 C. It had no impact
🔹 D. It led to deflation

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: D

Q2. If France wanted a weak Germany while Britain preferred a strong German economy, what diplomatic tension most likely arose?

🔹 A. Cooperation over reparations
🔹 B. Competition for influence in Europe
🔹 C. Agreement on trade tariffs
🔹 D. Unified support for the League of Nations

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: B

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