What were the provisions of the treaty of versailles? check all that apply.

*germany was allowed to keep the territory of alsace-lorraine.
*germany had to take responsibility for starting the war.
*the size of the german military was limited.
* wilson’s fourteen points were adopted.
*germany had to pay $33 billion in reparations.

The answers are:

The Treaty of Versailles (1919) was a peace treaty signed by the European powers that officially closed the First World War.  The main point of the treaty was that Germany should accept all responsibility for causing the war and that under the terms of articles 231-247 make reparations to a number of nations of the Triple Entente.

The terms imposed on Germany included the loss of a part of its territory to a number of frontier nations, all colonies on the oceans and the African continent, a restriction on the size of the army and compensation for the damages caused during the war.

The treaty of Versailles was referred to as the treaty which bought the end of world war I. This treaty was signed between Germany and the allied powers in the palace of Versailles in the year 1920.

The provisions of the Treaty of Versailles:

The reason for the correct options:

Options:

These options are correct because they are availing and represent the provisions of the Treaty of Versailles. These all provisions are as per the treaty signed by Germany and the allied powers and the accepted obligations between them.

The reason for wrong options:

These options are wrong because these are neither as per the provisions of the treaty nor they are being followed by the obligations.

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