World War I and World War II were completely different

conflicts. They had very little to do with each other.

Which statement best represents a counterclaim to the claim made in this

passage?

A. World War I was fought in the 1910s, while World War II was

fought mostly in the 1940s.

B. The peace treaty that ended World War I created conditions that

led directly to World War II.

C. Though many of the same countries fought in both world wars,

their leaders were different.

D. Atomic weapons were used during World War II but were never

used during World War I.

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Gisselle Boyd

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26 April, 05:27

World War I and World War II were completely different

conflicts. They had very little to do with each other.

Which statement best represents a counterclaim to the claim made in this

passage?

A. World War I was fought in the 1910s, while World War II was

fought mostly in the 1940s.

B. The peace treaty that ended World War I created conditions that

led directly to World War II.

C. Though many of the same countries fought in both world wars,

their leaders were different.

D. Atomic weapons were used during World War II but were never

used during World War I.

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Dorian Byrd · Answer 1

B

Explanation:Although the Allied delegates thought they had successfully ended the World War I and had prevented the German threat with the Treaty of Versailles, they were wrong. The treaty that they had created was a weak one ... called the Treaty of Versailles "the peace to end peace."