Chapter 338. Quiz for Document 28-4

Correct. The answer is c. The German delegates viewed the League of Nations as a vehicle for the advancement of the interests of the victors. Noting that Germany was not invited to join, they saw the League as just another tool to cement the dominance of the Allies.

Incorrect. The answer is c. The German delegates viewed the League of Nations as a vehicle for the advancement of the interests of the victors. Noting that Germany was not invited to join, they saw the League as just another tool to cement the dominance of the Allies.

Correct. The answer is d. The German delegation agreed with President Wilson, who had contended several years earlier that “the whole European system is in a deeper sense responsible for the war, with its combination of alliances and understandings, a complicated texture of intrigues and espionage that unfailingly caught the whole family of nations in its meshes.”

Incorrect. The answer is d. The German delegation agreed with President Wilson, who had contended several years earlier that “the whole European system is in a deeper sense responsible for the war, with its combination of alliances and understandings, a complicated texture of intrigues and espionage that unfailingly caught the whole family of nations in its meshes.”

Correct. The answer is a. The Germans argued that just as each man had innate rights, so nations had the innate rights of self-preservation and self-determination.

Incorrect. The answer is a. The Germans argued that just as each man had innate rights, so nations had the innate rights of self-preservation and self-determination.

Correct. The answer is d. The Germans asserted that the treaty violated their right of self-determination by taking away territory from Germany even if the people there were mostly German.

Incorrect. The answer is d. The Germans asserted that the treaty violated their right of self-determination by taking away territory from Germany even if the people there were mostly German.