Question

12/18 munit 12 assessment
12.05 what was the purpose of the dawes plan?
to enable germany to pay war reparations to britain and france
to outlaw world wars due to unreasonable human and financial costs
to force britain and france to pay war reparations to the united states

Explanation:

The Dawes Plan was created to address Germany's inability to pay World War I reparations to Britain and France. It reorganized Germany's reparation payments, provided foreign loans (especially from the US), and stabilized its economy to enable payment. The second option refers to the Kellogg - Briand Pact, and the third is incorrect as Britain and France were recipients of German reparations, not payers to the US.

Answer:

A. to enable Germany to pay war reparations to Britain and France