Versailles Conference and Peace Settlement Practice Test

In the Versailles settlement after World War I, Germany was required to accept responsibility for the war and to pay reparations. The treaty also restricted German military capabilities and altered borders, while new states emerged in Central and Eastern Europe. Which consequence most directly followed from the reparations and “war guilt” provisions in Germany during the early 1920s?

The Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919 at the palace associated with Louis XIV’s absolutism, and Germans were excluded from most negotiations until presented with final terms. The settlement included war guilt, reparations, territorial losses, and limits on German armed forces. Which development in interwar German politics was most directly fueled by the perception of a “Diktat” (dictated peace)?