Answer:
b
. Allowed Germany to keep their colonies.
Explanation:
The Treaty of Versaille was signed in Paris on the 28th of June, 1919 between Germany and the Allied powers. This post-war agreement put certain claims and blamed Germany for the war, which was the First World War.
Some important points of the treaty were that it blamed Germany for the war and wanted it to accept the blame. Moreover, Germany was also forced to pay compensation for the damages of the war. It also led to the disarming of the German army, limiting it to maintain a certain amount of military access.
But one condition of the treaty that is false is that it allowed Germany to keep its colonies. This is false for the treaty required Germany to give up all the colonies as mandated by the League of Nations.
Thus, the correct answer is option b
.
