Question

how were the views of france and the united kingdom similar at the end of world war i?
○ they each planned to adopt president wilsons fourteen points.
○ they believed that germany needed to rebuild its economy.
○ they were opposed to taking part in secret agreements.
○ they wanted germany to be punished for the destruction caused during the war.

Explanation:

Both France and the UK suffered massive destruction and casualties during WWI. Unlike Wilson's more lenient Fourteen Points, their primary post-war goal was to hold Germany accountable, seeking harsh reparations and punitive measures to weaken Germany and prevent future conflict. The other options are incorrect: they rejected the Fourteen Points, did not prioritize rebuilding Germany's economy, and had engaged in secret agreements themselves.

Answer:

They wanted Germany to be punished for the destruction caused during the war.