What did the mandate system do? a. gave former territories of the central powers independence b. gave allied nations control over former territories of the central powers c. forced germany to collect war debts form its former colonies d. forced all world war i participants to allow their colonies to become independent

The correct answer is B) gave Allied nations control over former territories of the Central Powers.

The mandate system gave Allied nations control over former territories of the Central Powers.

The Mandate System of the League of Nations was established after World War 1 to administer former territories of the Ottoman Empire and Germany.

The Allies had issued a statement on November 5, 1918, saying that there was no purpose for the annexation of territories at the end of World War 1. Under the Mandate System, the Allied countries had the responsibility of governing Ottoman and German territories until they were capable of being independent.

woodrow wilsons and the treaty signed between france britain and italy

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