Question 11 of 20 Which statement best compares the Allies' strategy toward Germany after
World War I and after World War II?
O A. After World War I, the Allies allowed Germany to form a fascist
government and maintain its army, after World War II, the Allies
severely punished Germany, which weakened its economy and
humiliated the German people.
B. After World War I, Allied punishments weakened Germany's
economy and left it vulnerable to the rise of Hitler, after World War
II, the Allies prevented Germany from building an army while also
providing financial aid so the country could rebuild its economy.
O C. After World War I, the Allies attempted to appease Germany by
offering financial aid in order to improve its economy; after World
War II, the Allies punished Germany by splitting it into four parts
controlled by Britain, France, the Soviet Union, and the United
States.
O D. After World War I, Germany was split into four parts and allowed to
rebuild its economy, after World War II, Germany was forced to
take total responsibility for the war and pay for all damages, which
led to total economic disaster for the country.