Year 9 history
The Treaty of Versailles imposed reparations on Germany and the war-guilt clause, terms that many historians argue fuelled economic hardship and resentment in the decades that followed.
Explained at their level,
shared with one link.
Highlight a passage, have it explained at the level your class needs, and share it as a link — students open it, ask their own follow-ups and test themselves.
Try it here.
Highlight “reparations” or “the war-guilt clause”. Then highlight a word in the answer to go deeper.
At their level
Plain, like a friend would; or exact, for an exam — and in your students’ own languages.
Share it as a link
Every answer has Share: one link opens it for anyone, no account, with Ask a follow-up and Test yourself.
Test me
Questions from any explanation, and the right answer explained when a student gets it wrong.
Questions
Do students need an account?
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Does it work on school Chromebooks?
The web app does, in any browser. The Chrome extension needs your school to allow it.
How much does it cost?
Nothing. Explayn is free, with no account.
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