Quiz: The Young Plan 1929 - Reparations Adjustment
OCR J410 GCSE History A (Explaining the Modern World)
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Great to see you again! You've already learned about the Dawes Plan and other efforts to stabilise Europe after WWI. Now, let's test your understanding of the Young Plan and its role in adjusting reparations.
What was the primary aim of the Young Plan of 1929?
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Which of the following were outcomes of the Young Plan? (Select all that apply)
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The Young Plan was introduced in {{blank0}} and planned to reduce Germany's reparations payments to {{blank1}} billion pounds.
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Why did some Germans oppose the Young Plan?
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Under the Young Plan, Germany's annual reparations payments were reduced to {{blank0}} million marks per year and were to be paid over a period of {{blank1}} years.
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What major global event disrupted the Young Plan?
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What were the intentions behind the Young Plan? (Select all that apply)
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