PEACE TREATIES - WW1 Flashcards

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Wilson’s Fourteen Points (at least 4)

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  1. No secret treaties
  2. Free access to the seas
  3. Free trade between countries
  4. All countries working towards disarmament
  5. Colonies to have a say in their own future
  6. German troops to leave Russia
  7. Independence for Belgium
  8. France to regain Alsace-Lorraine
  9. Frontier between Italy and Austria to be adjusted
  10. Self-determination for Eastern European countries
  11. Serbia to have access to the sea
  12. Self-determination for the people of the Turkish empire
  13. Poland to become an independent state
  14. League of Nations
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Leaders of the Treaty of Versailles

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“The Big Three”
David Lloyd George - Britain
Georges Clemenceau - France
Woodrew Wilson - USA

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ToV Reparations cost

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£6,600 million up to 1984

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ToV Armed Forces restrictions (5 details)

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No conscription
100,00 men
No AVs, planes or submarines
6 battleships
Rhineland demilitarised
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5
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ToV territory impact (four statistics)

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Germany lost:

  • 10% of its land in Europe
  • All overseas colonies
  • 12.5% of its population
  • 16% of coalfields and almost 50% of its iron and steel industry
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ToV signing date

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28 June 1919

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What did the French do in reaction to German workers’ strike in the Ruhr

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Killed over 100 workers and expelled over 100,000 protestors

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8
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When did France invade the Ruhr

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11 January 1923

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9
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Hyperinflation statistics

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A loaf of bread in 1918 cost 0.63 marks. In July 1923 it cost 3465 marks and by November 1923 it cost 201,000,000,000 marks (201 billion)

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10
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What countries did the other treaties deal with?

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St Germain (1919) - Austria
Neuilly (1919) - Bulgaria
Trianon (1920) - Hungary
Sevres (1920) - Turkey. Later redone as Lausanne in 1923.

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Summary of the Treaty of St Germain

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  • Austria’s Army limited to 30,000 men
  • Anschluss forbidden
  • Austro-Hungarian empire broken up
  • Austria suffered sever economic problems due to the treaty.
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Summary of the Treaty of Neuilly

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  • Bulgaria lost land to Greece, Romania and Yugoslavia
    (B GRV, Big Green Round Yonkers)
  • Army limited to 20,000 and £10 million in reparations
  • One of the less harsh treaties.
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Summary of the Treaty of Trianon

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  • Hungary lost territory to Romania, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia
    (H RCY, Hitler Rented Cars Yearly)
  • Due to pay reparations but never could as its economy was so weak
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Summary of the Treaty of Sevres

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  • Turkey lost territory to Bulgaria, Italy and Greece
    (T BIG, Territory Loss BIG)
  • Army restricted to 50,000 men
  • Strictly limited navy and no air force
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What was the reaction to the Treaty of Sevres?

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Turkish Nationalists under Mustafa Kemal Pasha (MKP, Make Kids Pee) set up a new grand assembly and stopped the Treaty. Regained land lost and this was recognised in the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923.

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