The Allies were determined to make Germany pay heavily for the destruction it had caused, especially in France.
Explanation:
The attitude of other European countries toward Germany was very harsh after the “Great War.” Many Allied leaders believed that Germany was the main instigator and therefore should pay heavily for the damages caused by the war. France, in particular, had little mercy for Germany at the conclusion of World War I since much of its landscape was now in ruins.
The document that served as a basis for passing laws on the Plymouth colony was called the Mayflower Compact, which was drawn up on board the Mayflower before the settlers arrived.
