All of the following were true about Germany after WWI, except:

A) Germany's economy was doing well.

B) Germany suffered a lot of damage to its' infrastructure during WWI.

C) The Treaty of Versailles made Germany disband their army and give up much of their territory.

D) Germany was forced to pay billions of dollars of war reparations to Great Britain and France.

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5 November, 09:08

All of the following were true about Germany after WWI, except:

A) Germany's economy was doing well.

B) Germany suffered a lot of damage to its' infrastructure during WWI.

C) The Treaty of Versailles made Germany disband their army and give up much of their territory.

D) Germany was forced to pay billions of dollars of war reparations to Great Britain and France.

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Lawson Walton · Answer 1

The right choice is:

A) Germany's economy was doing well.

Explanation:

This is not true. On the contrary, Germany suffered serious economic and social troubles. There were high unemployment rates, poverty, hunger and hyperinflation in the 1920s. Besides, the country also was hardly impacted by the effects of the Great Depression of 1929.