After world war i, the rhineland was demilitarized, meaning that germany
agreed

not to allow its citizens to live there.

to hold military exercises there.

to make it a french colony.

not to station troops there.

The correct answer is not to station troops there.

The demilitarization of Rhineland was just one of several punishments that Germany faced after the end of World War I. Thanks to the Treaty of Versailles, Germany had to take full responsibility for the beginning of World War I. This included punishments like a reduced military and paying for damages that occured during the war. These punishments would ultimately lead to German resentment of other European countries and would help fuel the rise of Adolph Hitler.

not to station troops there

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