What were the details of the Dawes Plan?

Answer 1

The Dawes Plan was proposed by the Triple Entente after WWI to collect reparations from Germany. The committee was headed by Charles Dawes. The attempt was unsuccessful and replaced later by the Young Plan.

Answer 2

The Dawes Plan was the result of negotiations between Germany and the US Government. The plan allowed the co-ordination of reparations repayments, making these more manageable. This involved paying reduced payments until 1929, when the situation would be reappraised. The scale of the reassessment is worthy to note, reparations payments in 1922 had been some £2 billion, the figure for 1914 was set at $50million. This large reduction in reparations payments was accompanied by a loan of £200 million from the US government which would allow for heavy investment in the German infrastructure. Linked to this agreement was the introduction of the new Reichsbank and the replacement of the old German Mark with the Rentenmark. The Dawes plan also provided for the gradual removal of French and Belgian troops from the Rhineland.

Answer 3

dawes-planwas put into operation (1924), it became apparent that germanycould not meet the huge annual payments, especially over an indefinite period of time. Then Young Plan was created

Answer 4

The US loaned money to Germany and Germany was to repay its reparations to Europeans after World War I. The Europeans were then to make loan payments to US (to repay the loans we gave them during WWI). The whole plan fell apart when the Great Depression hit. The Johnson Act later took effect which stated that the U.S would not trade or invest with any nation that wasn't paying their loans.

Answer 5

It made the monkey scream for mercy because they didn't want to die of the man-made fire created Dawes and his fire cannons which caused much chaos. Clique clique.

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