How does the illustration portray the impact of reparation (wartime damages) to Germany?

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oweifjwoijf · Answer

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Aqual · Answer

@Eiwoh2

oweifjwoijf · Answer

lol

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Let's start with a simple question: what is happening in that drawing?

oweifjwoijf · Answer

it was something bout the war payments that they had to pay up

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Correct. What's happening to the man representing Germany in that illustration? It seems he isn't in the best spot there.

oweifjwoijf · Answer

is that the answer

Eiwoh2 · Answer

No. I won't give you a direct answer, we guide you to answers here. :)
And it's pretty simple to see what's happening to the man. He's under a ton of reparation costs for all the damage the war did to the country.

Eiwoh2 · Answer

So what does that tell you about this scenario? How does this illustration, with the description that I gave, portray the impact done on Germany?

oweifjwoijf · Answer

no no no i meant like did u guide me to the answer yet?

oweifjwoijf · Answer

actually nevermind

Eiwoh2 · Answer

I am currently doing so. 
Did you get it?

oweifjwoijf · Answer

oh i think i know france its about France and USA talking about what punishment to give Germany

oweifjwoijf · Answer

usa wanna be nice but france wanna make them pay money because France got destroyed

oweifjwoijf · Answer

right?

Eiwoh2 · Answer

It's part of the full story, however, this specific illustration doesn't contain France.

USA, on the other hand, is represented by New York. What's New York saying? "Let's see you collect it."
What's it talking about?

bruhman7624 · Answer

encyclopedia for hire XD

oweifjwoijf · Answer

nah i remember my teacher goin over this and I think that was the answer

oweifjwoijf · Answer

because france got damamged and america was far out west so nobody went there so they were being peaceful

Eiwoh2 · Answer

Sure, but you do need to observe that this illustration isn't talking about the damages caused on France. It's on the damages caused on Germany. But if you do think you've found your rhythm, I'd suggest you stick to it. Live and learn, after all. If you're confused on something, feel free to tell me and i'll help explain and guide. :)

oweifjwoijf · Answer

ok then bye

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