The Treaty of Versailles did all of the following EXCEPT: Question 42 options: 1) require Germany to pay reparations 2) include a "war guilt" clause that blamed England for World War I 3) create new nations such as Poland and Yugoslavia 4) transfer vast territories to France on Germany’s west and to Poland on its east and north

2) include a "war guilt" clause that blamed England for World War I.

Explanation:

This option is not accurate historically. The Treaty of Versailles that fomally ended World War One included a "guilt" clause indeed, but the clause put the blame on Germany, not on England. In the postwar period, Germans resented this clause and saw it as unfair, together with the giant reparations imposed by the treaty.