AICE Unit 2.1 Flashcards
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
a treaty between Russia and Germany that allowed Russia to leave WWI early; very harsh on Russia with lots of territorial losses
Fourteen Points
American President Woodrow Wilson’s outline for ending WWI and creating peace for the future; would have been much more lenient on Germany
Weimar Republic
the democratic government created in Germany after WWI; very weak
Paris Peace Conference
the international meeting held to resolve WWI and create peace treaties
Woodrow Wilson
the American president who attended the Paris Peace Conference
David Lloyd George
the British representative at the Paris Peace Conference
Georges Clemenceau
the French representative at the Paris Peace Conference
Vittorio Orlando
the Italian representative at the Paris Peace Conference
internationalism
a foreign policy of involvement in foreign affairs
isolationism
a foreign policy of non-involvement in foreign affairs
Treaty of Versailles
the peace treaty signed by Germany at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory, were forced to demilitarize, had to accept full blame for WWI, and had to pay reparations
reparations
payment for wartime damages
demilitarization
a reduction in the size or cost of a country’s armed forces
War Guilt Clause
a portion of the Treaty of Versailles in which Germany had to accept full blame for WWI
Treaty of Saint-Germain
the peace treaty signed by Austria at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations
Treaty of Neuilly
the peace treaty signed by Bulgaria at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations
Treaty of Sevres
the peace treaty signed by Turkey at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations
Treaty of Trianon
the peace treaty signed by Hungary at the Paris Peace Conference in which they lost territory and had to pay reparations