How were the views of france and the united kingdom similar at the end of world war i? a. they each planned to adopt president wilson’s fourteen points. b. they believed that germany needed to rebuild its economy. c. they were opposed to taking part in secret agreements. d. they wanted germany to be punished for the destruction caused during the war.

D

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Both France and Germany desired to punish Germany, and debilitate it so much as it could bear. In contrast with the view of Woodrow Wilson of a balanced peace, Clemenceau (French President) and Lloyd George (british Prime Minister) view the end of the war as the opportunity to enhanced their power.

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