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Q1. What was the primary objective of the 1922 Genoa Conference as pursued by Lloyd George?

🔹 A. To reconcile France and Germany

🔹 B. To isolate the Soviet Union

🔹 C. To enforce reparations on Italy

🔹 D. To promote British colonial expansion

💡 Difficulty: easy | ✅ Correct: A

Q2. Scenario: A French diplomat in 1924 must advise on whether to support the Locarno Treaties. Which argument best reflects the diplomatic rationale for French support?

🔹 A. The treaties would guarantee Germany’s western borders and reduce the risk of future invasion

🔹 B. The treaties would allow France to annex the Rhineland without resistance

🔹 C. The treaties would isolate the Soviet Union diplomatically

🔹 D. The treaties would enable Britain to dominate European trade

💡 Difficulty: medium | ✅ Correct: A

Q3. Scenario: In 1932, a British diplomat must assess whether to support a French request for a joint military exercise with Britain to deter German expansion. Which factor most undermines the proposal?

🔹 A. Britain’s economic depression limiting defense spending

🔹 B. France’s unwillingness to share intelligence

🔹 C. Germany’s complete compliance with the Treaty of Versailles

🔹 D. The strength of the League of Nations in enforcing sanctions

💡 Difficulty: hard | ✅ Correct: A

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