Question

which of the following nations experienced hyperinflation of their prices in the early 1920s that made their currency nearly valueless?
○ france
○ germany
○ united kingdom
○ united states

Explanation:

In the early 1920s, Germany faced extreme hyperinflation. After World War I, Germany had to pay heavy reparations, and the government printed large amounts of money, leading to a situation where the German mark became nearly valueless as prices skyrocketed. France, the UK, and the US did not experience such severe hyperinflation during this period.

Answer:

B. Germany