How did the united states eventually make peace with germany?

- Ended World War I and officially established peace between the Allies and Germany.

- Germany accepted full responsibility for starting the war, and as punishment, it lost territory, had to pay reparations, and was forbidden from having an air force or submarines.

The Dawes Plan (1924)

- Restructured Germany's reparations payments, making them more manageable and helping to stabilize the German economy.

The Kellogg-Briand Pact (1928)

- Renounced war as an instrument of national policy and committed the signatories to settling disputes peacefully. Germany was one of the signatories.

The Young Plan (1929)

- Further reduced Germany's reparations payments and extended the repayment period.

The Hoover Moratorium (1931)

- Temporarily suspended Germany's reparations payments due to the global economic crisis.