Allied treaties with the defeated European nations contained every provision except to:

set reparations

limit their military

set boundaries

cripple their industry

divide their land and colonies

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Allied treaties with the defeated European nations contained every provision except to:

set reparations

limit their military

set boundaries

cripple their industry

divide their land and colonies

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Gracie Figueroa · Answer 1

Allied treaties with the defeated European nations contained every provision except cripple their industry as it was in the interest of the Allied countries to gain the reparations back as soon as possible and have a lot of money because of it.

Allied treaties with the defeated European nations contained every provision except to:set reparationslimit their militaryset boundariescripple their industrydivide their land and colonies

Allied treaties with the defeated European nations contained every provision except to:

set reparations

limit their military

set boundaries

cripple their industry

divide their land and colonies