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How Did Germany Learn In The Treaty Of Versailles
Final BCR I learned from the simulation that making decisions on the Treaty of Versailles is a very hard decision since the Countries of America, France and Britain have very different points of view on how harsh Germany should be punished. Each country has different points of view of how Germany should be punished for World War 1 because each of the countries were affected by Germany differently. For example, France wanted to punish Germany very harshly because Germany caused the most damage in France, but the United States and Britain did not want Germany to be punished as harsh as France because Germany caused less damage in France and Germany. With the differences between opinions of how harsh Germany should be punished, the decision of what the treaty should include became very difficult to agree on. That is what I learned in the simulation. …show more content…
France did not do well since the country in the debate had the least amount of points out of the three countries involved the simulation which the countries were the United States, Great Britain and France. France had only had two solutions out of the four that were agreed on and we had fifteen points while Britain had eighteen points with the United States had twenty six points. Also, the United States had two out of four of their proposals agreed on in the simulation and France had two solutions agreed on. Britain had two solutions agreed on also, but had three more points than France did. France won round one with no navy or air force and also won Germany being solely responsible for World War 1. But, the United States won rounds three and four with the most points in the simulation from having no navy or airforce and the League Of Nations. All in all, those are the reasons why I feel my country I was in, France did not do

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