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Quiz- A1- Treaty of Versailles, 1919 Flashcards

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Name the big three who attended The Paris Peace Conference

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Clemenceau (France), Lloyd George (Britain), Wilson (USA)

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What number clause was WAR GUILT?

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Clause 231

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How much money were the reparations that Germany would have to pay to France?

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£6.6 billion

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Name five military restrictions imposed upon Germany

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  • 100,000 soldiers
  • no Anschluss with Austria
  • 8,000 officers
  • no Air force
  • no submarines
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Name three territories in Europe that were taken from Germany, and name which countries they were given to

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  • Alsace-Lorraine given to France
  • East Prussia given to Poland
  • Schleswig gone to Denmark in a plebiscite
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What were the names of the other Treaties and who were they given to?

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  • Treaty of St Germain (Austria)
  • Treaty of Trianon (Hungary)
  • Treaty of Sevres (Turkey)
  • Treaty of Neuily (Bulgaria)
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Name two of the American President’s 14 Points for Peace

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  • Create Poland

- Empires to be reduced

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Give two reasons why the French leader wanted to punish Germany so harshly

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  • To get revenge for war

- to get Alsace-Lorraine back

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What was the popular phrase in the British media at the time about how they wanted Germany to be punished?

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Squeeze them until their pips squeak!

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Give two different words to describe the American President’s attitude towards the future

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  • idealistic
  • optimistic
  • internationalist
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