AP European History Quiz
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20TH-CENTURY GLOBAL CONFLICTS
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A 110-word secondary source excerpt contends that the Great Depression in Europe undermined international cooperation: governments prioritized domestic recovery, default risks rose, and creditor-debtor tensions sharpened. The author highlights how reparations and war-debt disputes became harder to manage as revenues fell, contributing to diplomatic mistrust. Which interwar initiative most directly aimed to ease the reparations/debt pressures that the author links to the depression-era breakdown in cooperation?
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