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Conflict and tension (1918-1939) Flashcards

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1
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How many total British and French casualties were there?

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9 million

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What Impact did the war have on France?

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  • Land destroyed (fought on their land)
  • 9 million French (and British) casualties
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What impact did the war have on USA?

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  • 120,000 casualties
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What impact did the war have on Britain?

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  • 9 million British (and French) casualties
  • Workforce reduced
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What were the main aims of George Clemenceau?

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  • Revenge for damage
  • Economic benefits
  • Rhineland demilitarized
  • German army reduced
  • Germany crippled (split into smaller countries)
  • SARS
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What were the main aims of Woodrow Wilson?

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  • 14 Peace Points
  • League of Nations
  • Self-determination
  • Freedom of the Seas
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What were the main aims of Lloyd-George?

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  • Economic benefits
  • Germany’s battleships
  • Germany’s empire
  • Caution
  • Trade
  • Germany’s navy removed
  • would advocate for French ideas, allies
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14 points (name five)

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  • No secret treaties
  • Free access to seas (in peacetime or wartime)
  • Free trade
  • All to work towards disarmament
  • League of Nations to be set up
  • Self-determination (+of colonies)
  • France to regain Alsace-Lorraine
  • German troops to leave Russia
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When was WWI?
(Just checking you know ;) )

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28 July 1914

to

11 November 1918

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When was WWII?
(I’m sure you know this but :/ )

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1 September 1939

to

2 September 1945

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Why did the Allies find it so hard to reach a compromise at Versailles? [Time constraint]

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  • Had 12 months to make it
    (short compared to usually)
  • Big three pressured by countries that needed money for rebuilding their country
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Main terms of the TOV

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  • German navy 15,000 men 1,500 officers 6 battleships
  • League of Nations formed (Germany not allowed)
  • Anschluss (Germany + Austria) forbidden
  • Germany split (Polish Corridor -
    (allowed them access to the sea)
  • No tanks submarines or air force
  • Article 232 - reparations of £6.billion
  • Article 231 - blame
  • Danzig made a free city
  • Army 100,000 men no conscription
  • SAAR (coalmines) mandate for 15 years
  • colonies in Africa —> mandates, controlled Brit and Fran
  • Rhineland demilitarised
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What did the Germans call the TOV?

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A ‘Diktat’, ‘dictated peace’

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What did the Germans call the politicians that signed the armistice

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‘November criminals’

(thought they agreed to ceasefire not surrender)

were a new government

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Why the TOV was fair

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  • Normal for losers to be punished
    (e.g. Treaty of Brest-Litovsk - 1/4 of Russian farmland and pop lost. after WW1)
  • Europe falling apart, under pressure
  • WW1 most devastating war, only right
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Why TOV unfair

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  • Thought it was based on 14 points
  • Full blame, though Germany + Britain —-> arms race
  • 6 million Germans outside Germany
  • lost 13% of its land and Germans forced to give generational land away
17
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When was the Treaty of Saint Germain signed?

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1919

18
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Which country got the Treaty of Saint Germain?

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Austria

19
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When was the Treaty of Neuilly signed?

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1919

19
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Which country got the Treaty of Neuilly?

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Bulgaria

20
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When was the Treaty of Trianon signed?

A

1920

21
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Which country got the Treaty of Trianon?

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Hungary

22
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When was the Treaty of Sevres signed?

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1920

23
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Which country got the Treaty of Sevres?

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Turkey

24
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When was the Treaty of Lausanne signed?

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1923

25
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Which country got the Treaty of Lausanne?

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Turkey

26
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What were the terms of the Treaty of Saint Germain?

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  • lost land to Italy + Romania
  • Land taken to create Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia an Poland
  • Told do pay reparations but never happened
  • 30,000 in the army
  • No conscription No navy
  • No Anschluss
27
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What were the impacts of the Treaty of Saint Germain?

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  • Loss of czecho- led to their economy collapsing 1921
  • Italians felt not given enough land
  • New states formed out of the Austro-Hungarian Empire clashed
  • Eastern Europe now loads of small states
28
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What were the terms of the Treaty of Neuilly?

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  • Lost land to Yugoslavia, Greece and Romania
  • Gained land from Turkey
  • £100 million reparations
  • 20, 000 in army
  • No conscription no airforce 4 battleships
29
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What were the impact of the Treaty of Neuilly?

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  • Humiliated by army limiations
  • Lost valuable land
30
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What were the terms of the Treaty of Trianon?

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  • Lost land to Romania, czecho-, Yugo- and Austria
  • Reparations never fixed, economy collapsed
  • 30,000 in army No conscription Three patrol boats
31
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What were the impacts of the Treaty of Trianon?

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  • Humilation of limited army
  • Lost valuable land
31
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What were the impacts of the Treaty of Trianon?

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  • Humilation of limited army
  • Lost valuable land
32
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What were the terms of the Treaty of Sevres?

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  • Lost most land in Europe, Ottoman Empire split up
  • 50,000 in army
  • No conscription 3 patrol boats
  • Allies allowed to keep troops in Turkey
  • Had to share Dardanelles and Bosphorus Straits, connected to Black Sea
33
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What were the impacts of the Treaty of Sevres?

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People overthrew govt in anger
New pres threatened to fight the Allies so there was a new treaty

(proved the allies weren’t all that)

34
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What were the terms of the Treaty of Lausanne?

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  • Regained control of Bosphorus Straits and Dardanelles
  • Got to decide army size
  • Reparations cancelled
  • Allied troops withdrawn
35
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What were the impacts of the Treaty of Lausanne?

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  • suggested first treaty was unfair

-Treaties unenforcable

  • Proved to Hitler + Mussolini that they could break international law ez
36
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What were the aims of the LON?

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  • Stop war breaking out
  • Encourage disarmament
  • Improve working conditions
  • Tackle deadly diseases
37
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LON strengths

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