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14 March, 21:16

The table below shows the main features of the Treaty of Versailles:

Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles

- Restrictions on the size of the German military

- Occupation of German territory by the Allies

- Payment of war reparations by Germany

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Which phrase completes the table?

1) Division of Germany split two nations

2) Establishment of the League of Nations

3) Transfer of German colonies to the United States

4) Ban on the use of submarines and chemical weapons

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