I think it was harsh and unfair so much that it didn't stop WW2.
Germany had no say in negotiations
- They didn't believe they had lost the war
- Made the Germans resentful which could lead to them wanting revenge and another war
- They couldn't rebuild trade and wealth as they had lost most of their land/colonies
- They couldn't afford reparations
- Peacemakers were getting pressure at home
Answer:
They argued that by controlling its imports and exports, a country could maximize its wealth (while denying that wealth to rival powers). From a mercantilist mindset, the colonies were seen primarily as a means to an end (existing for the benefit of the mother country).
Explanation:
B. Billy Graham, would be the correct answer I believe.
Because he rose to celebrity status around 1950, and I believe the exact year would be 1949, therefore it seems to be the closest pastor in that time frame.
Hope I helped :)
