In an effort to avoid a future war, the treaty of versailles called for german disarmament. which measures were part of that effort? check all that apply. limiting the number of german soldiers and ships banning all german military forces dividing germany into a number of smaller countries prohibiting germany from having submarines or an air force closing down germany’s factories preventing germany from gaining weapons and war materials

Explanation:

The Treaty of Versailles was an agreement concluded by the countries involved in the First World War, aimed at ending the conflict. It was celebrated in Paris, France on June 28, 1919, taking effect on January 10, 1920.  The treaty ended the hostilities that began in 1914 between European powers, their colonies and allies around the world, returning peace to the continent and determining the consequences of the conflict and the course of relations on and outside the continent.

The treaty required Germany to bear all the damage caused by the war, especially economic loss.  The Germans then had to endure heavy compensation, which was imposed mainly by the English and French, which aimed to pay the damage to the industries and agriculture that provided the economic development of these countries. This demand considerably weakened the German economy, already under war.

In addition, Germany also lost parts of its territory to neighboring countries, as these territories were eventually considered war severance payments and suffered a profound reduction in all their military might, as there was widespread time that Germany was rearm and seek revenge against the war winners.

The Versailles treaty limited the number of German soldiers and ships; banned Germany from having submarines or an air force and prevented Germany from winning weapons and war materials

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