paris peace confrence: changes and consequences

Question 1

What happened to the Rhineland after WW1

Answer 1

It was to be occupied by allied troops for fifteen years. There was also to be a 50-kilometre demilitarized stretch of land on the east bank of the Rhine, where no German troops could be stationed. The Kiel Canal and the River Rhine were to be open to ships of all nations.

Question 2

what happened to the Saarland

Answer 2

The Saarland was to be administered by the league of nations. France was to be permitted to take the coal from the area. A plebiscite would be held after fifteen years to decide the areas future.

Question 3

What happened to dazing

Answer 3

Dazing was created a Free City and was to be administered by the league of nations. The creation of this free city meant that east Prussia was separated from the rest of Germany.

Question 4

what was given to Poland

Answer 4

Posen and, after a plebiscite, parts of Silesia and East Prussia were given to Poland.

Question 5

Plebiscite

Answer 5

the direct vote of all the members of an electorate on an important public

Question 6

Demilitarised zone

Answer 6

an area where there are no soldiers or military presence

Question 7

mandate

Answer 7

an official order to do something

Question 8

what other, smaller treaties were made (other than Versailles)

Answer 8

The treaty of St Germain with Austria
The Treaty of Neuilly with Bulgaria

The Treaty of Trianon with Hungary

The Treaty of Sevres with Turkey

Question 9

the losses of land for each nation:

Answer 9

Austria lost land to Czechoslovakia, Italy and Serbia
Bulgaria lost land to Greece, Romania and Serbia
Hungary lost land to Austria, Czechoslovakia, Romania and Serbia
Turkey lost Eastern Thrace and Smyrna to Greece

Question 10

The most significant aspects of each treaty:

Answer 10

The land they lost