What terms of the armistice did germany agree to?

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What were the terms of the armistice that Germany agreed to? Select all that apply:
a) Germany would retain all its ships.
b) Germany would exchange its prisoners.
c) Germany would surrender its weapons.
d) Germany would withdraw its troops.
e) Germany would relinquish gained territories.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

B, C, D, and E are correct.Explanation:Except for the keeping of its ships, all other terms are real terms to which Germany agreed by the end of World War I. The armistice that ended World War I at which Germany was present was signed on 11 November 1918 by Germany and the Allies. It imposed harsh terms on Germany that would later become even more severe with the Treaty of Versailles (1920). It is consensual that these harsh terms were in part responsible for the triggering of World War II.

Anonymous · Answer

Germany would exchange its prisoners.Germany would surrender its weapons.Germany would withdraw its troops.Germany would surrender gained lands.Explanation: The armistice was a document that was signed by Germany and some countries of the world to brought the First World War to an end. It was paper that brought defeat to the Germans and victory for the other countries. Some of the terms in the armistice are: Germany would exchange its prisoners, Germany would surrender its weapons, Germany would withdraw its troops, and Germany would surrender gained lands.

Raphaelle Dietrich · Answer

Germany would surrender its weapons.Germany would surrender gained lands.Explanation:

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