typically represented the world pattern between the two world wars（）A、The Versailles Treaty SystemB、The Versailles Treaty System and the Washington Treaty SystemC、The collapse of the German,Austro-Hungary and the Ottoman colonial systemsD、Both B and C
typically represented the world pattern between the two world wars（）
- A、The Versailles Treaty System
- B、The Versailles Treaty System and the Washington Treaty System
- C、The collapse of the German,Austro-Hungary and the Ottoman colonial systems
- D、Both B and C
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