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Choose all that apply to the Treaty Of Versailles. (Select all that apply.)(6 points)
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The treaty reduced Germany's power in the world
The treaty reduced Germany's power in the world

The treaty took away all of Germany's overseas colonies.
The treaty took away all of Germany's overseas colonies.

The treaty required Germany to pay reparations to the Allied countries.
The treaty required Germany to pay reparations to the Allied countries.

The treaty was considered by historians to be fair for all countries involved in World War I.

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The correct answers regarding the Treaty of Versailles are:

  1. The treaty reduced Germany's power in the world.
  2. The treaty took away all of Germany's overseas colonies.
  3. The treaty required Germany to pay reparations to the Allied countries.

The last statement, "The treaty was considered by historians to be fair for all countries involved in World War I," is generally not viewed as accurate, as many historians consider the treaty to be excessively punitive towards Germany, leading to significant consequences in the interwar period.