Following World War l

A) Europe soon plunged into an economic depression.

B) Germany was exempt from paying war damages to other European powers.

C) The United States set about to rebuild Europe economically and establish strong military alliances.

D) Germany and Italy established long-lasting democratic republics during the decade following World War l

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Jaiden Chen

29 January, 15:05

Following World War l

A) Europe soon plunged into an economic depression.

B) Germany was exempt from paying war damages to other European powers.

C) The United States set about to rebuild Europe economically and establish strong military alliances.

D) Germany and Italy established long-lasting democratic republics during the decade following World War l

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Richard Horn · Answer 1

The correct option is A) Europe soon plunged into an economic depression.

Explanation:

World War I was a major conflict and one of the first occuring in the 20th century that consisted the use of automatic machinary at such a large scale.

The War plunged most European powers into a global conflict which included their vast colonies. By the end of the conflict major Empires such as the Ottomans and the Austro-Hungarian Empire ceased to exit.

While there were winners in the War, most European countries were not able to coupe with the huge economic loss and for the many years following, entered into a prolonged recession.