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AP Success - AP World History: Treaty of Versailles Article 231

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • Article 156

  • Article 231

  • Article 119

  • Article 42

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • To create the League of Nations and promote international cooperation

  • To establish Germany's responsibility for World War I and justify reparations

  • To outline the disarmament requirements imposed on Germany

  • To delineate the new boundaries of European countries after World War I

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • It provided economic aid to rebuild Germany's industrial sector

  • It had little impact as Germany quickly recovered economically

  • It led to heavy reparations that burdened the German economy

  • It promoted German economic dominance in Europe

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • It fostered a strong relationship between Germany and the Allied powers

  • It resulted in Germany's prompt reintegration into the community of nations

  • It led to the immediate establishment of a stable democratic government in Germany

  • It contributed to the rise of nationalist sentiment and the eventual rise of the Nazi Party

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • Indifference due to preoccupation with domestic issues

  • Enthusiastic support for taking responsibility for the war

  • Widespread resentment and a sense of injustice

  • General acceptance as a fair consequence of the war

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