P#355
Q#1
World War 1 was fought from August 1914 to November 1918. The Versailles Treaty was signed on June 28, 1919.

Q#2
The cartoon appeared on October 19, 1930, on St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Q#3
The cartoon was published 11 years after the signing of the Versailles Treaty. The artifact was published nine years before the outbreak of WW2.

Q#4
The person in the cartoon is representing Adolf Hitler and his Nazi Party.

Q#5
The person is crawling out of the Versailles Treaty.

Q#6
The main idea of the cartoon is that the Versailles Treaty made Hitler become more powerful.

Q#7
To decide if the main idea is correct, the information I would like to have is the terms of the treaty and how these terms worked in favor of Hitler.

P#359
Q#1
The years of World War 1 was between 1914 and 1918.

Q#2
The death totals in World War 1 were 10 million military men and 7 million civilians.

Q#3
The four leading causes of World War 1 were nationalism, imperialism, military buildup, and the tangle of alliances.

Q#4
The German people were not prepared to embrace the strict terms of peace in the Versailles Treaty because they had not reported the course of the war accurately. They also believed that no one had won the war. Instead, it was a draw. Furthermore, the Germans felt that only a small part of the war had been fought in Germany.

Q#5
The three government officials who shaped

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