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πŸ“ France's Strategy to Keep Germany Weak After World War I

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Q1. Which treaty imposed reparations on Germany after World War I?

πŸ”Ή A. Treaty of Versailles
πŸ”Ή B. Treaty of Trianon
πŸ”Ή C. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
πŸ”Ή D. Treaty of Locarno

πŸ’‘ Difficulty: easy | βœ… Correct: A

Q2. Why did Britain prefer a economically strong Germany in the early 1920s?

πŸ”Ή A. To buy British exports
πŸ”Ή B. To maintain a balance of power
πŸ”Ή C. To prevent Soviet influence
πŸ”Ή D. To secure colonies

πŸ’‘ Difficulty: medium | βœ… Correct: A

Q3. If the French occupation of the Ruhr had been paired with a cooperative reconstruction policy, what effect would likely have accelerated Franco‑German rapprochement in the 1920s?

πŸ”Ή A. Accelerated reconciliation
πŸ”Ή B. Deeper resentment
πŸ”Ή C. Neutral impact
πŸ”Ή D. Shift to Soviet alignment

πŸ’‘ Difficulty: hard | βœ… Correct: A

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