Which of the following was not an effect of the Treaty of Versailles on Germany?

• A. Government replacement approved by the United Nations
• B. Territorial losses for Germany
• C. Military restrictions
• D. Reparations payments

Answer: (A)

The question tests how the Treaty of Versailles affected Germany. The treaty imposed real consequences: Germany lost territory, its military was severely restricted, and it was required to make reparations payments to the Allies. These are the tangible outcomes people study when learning about Versailles.

The statement about a government replacement approved by the United Nations is not an effect because the United Nations did not exist at the time the treaty was written and signed. The Versailles settlement was negotiated by the major Allied powers and Germany, not by a UN body, and it did not involve any UN-approved government replacement.