What was true of the Treaty of Versailles? OA. It was designed to make Germans feel the terms of the Allies were fair. O B. It was not approved by the U. S. Congress. It specified that each country was responsible for paying its own costs incurred in the war. It recognized the responsibility of all countries in starting the war. O

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What was true of the Treaty of Versailles? OA. It was designed to make Germans feel the terms of the Allies were fair. O B. It was not approved by the U. S. Congress. It specified that each country was responsible for paying its own costs incurred in the war. It recognized the responsibility of all countries in starting the war. O

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Last ones not true. Germany took responsibility. First ones not true. The allies treated the Germans harshly and the Germans were well-aware. Third one is also false. Germany has to pay reparations. So must be the second one