The industrialization of Washington's economy brought with it more than a few social consequences. The dramatic rise in population and wealth, as well as the greater connection with ideas from the rest of the United States, diversified Washington's culture beyond farmers and laborers.
The British, it was a success.
Stock market:Low wages and struggling agricultural sector
Great Depression: stock market crash and banking panics
The correct answer is - France.
France was the country that was the most angered at Germany after the World War II. If it was up to France, Germany would have lost the right to have any armed forces, be it military or police, and have ended up without any industry, and every single money and gold it had it was going to lost them.
The anger of France was understandable, but still they had to take into consideration the civilian population and their future. The other countries were not so harsh, though lot of sanctions and restrictions were implemented on Germany. It was decided that Germany will retain its industry, and that the country should develop economically, while being closely monitored, controlled, and restricted in certain things.
