The Americans had several goals they wished to accomplish in the Paris talks. What goals did the United States accomplish, and why were these talks so important for the young country? Use details from the reading passage to support your answer.

The French Foreign Ministry's goal was to neutralize the threat of further German violence through disarmament, economic reparations, possible re-separation of Bavaria, Saxony and Prussia, and French control of the Rhineland. While Clemenceau supported these aims, he was more realistic (MacMillan 173).

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