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The Treaty of Versailles treated Germany fairly and did not strip it of any land, power, or money.
The Treaty of Versailles treated Germany fairly and did not strip it of any land, power, or money.
The losers of the war, including Germany and the Central powers, lost land, power, and money from the treaty’s provisions.
The losers of the war, including Germany and the Central powers, lost land, power, and money from the treaty’s provisions.
The main points primarily focused on how all of the countries would disarm and reduce the size of their militaries.
The main points primarily focused on how all of the countries would disarm and reduce the size of their militaries.
Although the treaty asked Germany to apologize, its provisions recognized that everyone had some fault for the war.
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The response that best summarizes the main points of the Treaty of Versailles is:
The losers of the war, including Germany and the Central powers, lost land, power, and money from the treaty’s provisions.
This statement accurately reflects the punitive measures imposed on Germany and its allies as a result of the treaty, including territorial losses, military restrictions, and reparations.
