What did the Dawes Plan achieve?
Reduced reparations commitment
Increased reparations
Ended reparations
Ignored reparations
Answer
The Dawes Plan reduced Germany's reparations commitment, easing the economic burden imposed by the Treaty of Versailles. It also established a system of foreign loans to help Germany stabilize its currency and rebuild its economy. The plan helped to improve Germany's financial situation and contributed to a period of relative economic stability in the 1920s.
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