Which countries gained former German territories in Africa after World War I? a. France and Britain b. Italy and Spain c. Belgium and Netherlands d. Russia and Austria

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Tassos Voulgaris · Answer 1 · 2024-09-04T23:53:22+0000

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France and Britain gained former German territories in Africa after World War I.

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After World War I, France and Britain gained former German territories in Africa. Germany had held Kamerun, German East Africa, Togoland, and German Southwest Africa in Africa. France gained land in Togo and Cameroon, while Britain took over Southwest Africa.

Which countries gained former German territories in Africa after World War I? a. France and Britain b. Italy and Spain c. Belgium and Netherlands d. Russia and Austria

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