Long-term failure of post-World War I pacts included all except:
A)the punishing term of the Versailles peace treaty.
B)failure to create international guarantees for peace and security after 1918.
C)a systematic plan of recovery for nations devastated by the war years.
D)successive economic crises during the interwar years.
E)violent forms of nationalism that emerged in Europe during the 1930s.

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The post-World War I pacts, including the Versailles peace treaty, did not include a systematic plan of recovery for the nations devastated by the war years. However, this is not a long-term failure of the pacts as it was not included in the initial design. The long-term failures included the inability to create international guarantees for peace and security, successive economic crises during the interwar years, and the emergence of violent forms of nationalism in Europe during the 1930s.

Long-Term Failure of Post-World War I Pacts Included All Except