The Dawes Plan contributed to Germany economic recovery in the 1920s because it
A) forced the French out of the Ruhr
B) allowed the Germans to print a new German currency which was based on real estate value
C) avoided inflation by stopping the printing of money.
D) attracted foreign investments.
E) reduced reparations based on the German economic capacity.

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The Dawes Plan reduced reparations based on the German economic capacity, which contributed to Germany's economic recovery in the 1920s.

The Dawes Plan Contributed to Germany Economic Recovery in the 1920s