part 1 peacemaking Flashcards

1
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when was the Paris peace conference

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January 1919

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2
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what was the Paris peace conference

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representatives from 32 winning countries met in the Palace of Versailles for a peace conference led by the big 3

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3
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who are the big 3

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Woodrow wilson
Georges Clemenceau
David Lloyd George

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4
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georges Clemenceau Paris peace conference aims

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reduce armed forces
push German border back to the Rhine
Germany pay compensation

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5
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what did the French people want from the Paris peace conference

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French people wanted revenge as France suffered most deaths

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6
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David Lloyd George Paris peace conference aims

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concerned if Germany was treated harshly it could lead to another war
wanted to keep Germany strong enough to trade with
gain German colonies
reduce German navy

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7
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Woodrow wilson Paris peace conference aims

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League of Nations
self-determination
didn’t believe in revenge as no fighting took place on American soil

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8
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what was agreed in the initial armistice

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Germany to pay reparations
alsace-lorraine to France
move army out of Rhineland

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9
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when was the treaty of Versailles signed

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28 June 1919

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10
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ALL TofV POINTS (13)

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-Germany’s African colonies given to LofN
-lost 10% of land
-Saar coal mine put under control of LofN for 15 years
-Danzig made a free city
-split in 2 by the Polish corridor
-army limited to 100,000, conscription banned
-Germany not allowed to join LofN
-not allowed tanks, subs or Air Force
-anschluss forbidden
-navy limited to 15,000 men and 6 battleships
-war guilt clause
-demilitarisation of Rhineland
-£6,600 million reparations

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11
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where was Alsace-lorraine returned to

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France

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12
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where was Eupen and malmedy given to

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Belgium

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13
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where was north Schleswig given to

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Denmark

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14
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what was the German reaction to the treaty of Versailles

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that is was unjust and it was hated

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15
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how did the treaty of Versailles initially affect Germany

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left Germany in financial ruin

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16
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what parts of the TofV was Lloyd George pleased with

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restriction of German navy
British empire gaining colonies

17
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what parts of the TofV was Lloyd George displeased with

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loss of German land and people to Poland would cause problems
reparations were too harsh, Britain would loose a trade partner and Germany would resent the treaty

18
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what parts of the treaty of Versailles were French people pleased with

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demilitarisation of Rhineland
reparations
control of saar

19
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why were French people widely unhappy with the treaty of versailles

A

they felt their suffering through the war had been greater than Germany’s would be

20
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what parts of the treaty of versailles was Clemenceau displeased with

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allowed to retain an army
rhineland should be taken away
French should be given saar permanently
reparations too small

21
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what was the German gov. known as when they agreed to the treaty of versailles

A

November criminals

22
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what was the post kaiser gov, called

A

Weimar Republic

23
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what type of government was the Weimar Republic

A

democratic government

24
Q

how many German civilians died of starvation

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763,000

25
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how many germans were now living in different countries due to the TofV

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6 million

26
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how much of their coal did the germans loose

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16%

27
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how much of their steel did germans loose

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48%

28
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5 treaties for Germany’s allies

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Treaty of St Germain
Treaty of Neuilly
Treaty of Trianon
Treaty of Sevres
Treaty of Lausanne

29
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what was the purpose of the Polish corridor

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weaken Germany by splitting it in half, also giving Poland access to the sea