Topic 2 - Peace making 1918-191 and the League of Nations Flashcards

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Who was the Prime Minister of France:

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Clemenceau

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2
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What was the Prime Minister of Britain

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Lloyd George

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3
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Who was the President of the USA

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Woodrow Wilson

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What were the aims of Clemenceau at the Paris Peace Conference?

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  • Germany should not be allowed to keep their navy and colonies
  • Wanted to treat Germany Harshly so they couldn’t invade again
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What were the aims of Lloyd George at the Paris Peace Conference?

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  • Germany should not be allowed to keep their navy and colonies
  • Didn’t want to treat Germany to bad
  • Still wanted to trade with Germany
  • Publicly wanted revenge
  • Didn’t think Germany should have free access to seas
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What were the aims of Woodrow Wilson at the Paris Peace Conference?

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  • Wanted to punish Germany, but not too bad

- Wanted lasting Peace

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7
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What were the main aims of the Treaty of Versailles?

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  • Diktat
  • Territorial Changes
  • Military restrictions
  • The war-guilt clause
  • Reparations
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What was Diktat

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  • Germany had to sign an agreement saying they were not allowed to take part in the debates and negotiations
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9
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What territorial changes took place?

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  • Alsace Lorraine given back to France
  • Lithuania become independent
  • Unions between Germany and Austria were forbidden
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10
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What military restrictions took place?

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  • Germany’s colonies ere given to Britain and France
  • Army limited to 100,000 men (volunteers only)
  • Rhineland became demilitarized
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11
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What was War-guilt?

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  • Germany had to take the blame for WW1
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12
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Reperations?

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  • Germany had to pay for any damage caused by the war
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13
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What was the Assembly in the League of Nations?

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  • All countries involved
  • They met once a year
  • All had to agree before a decision was made
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14
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What was the Council in the League of Nations?

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  • France, Britain, Italy, Japan

- Aimed to dissolve any disputes

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15
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What Steps were the Council of the League supposed to take?

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1) Put pressure on the aggressor
2) Stop trading with the aggressor
3) Military force

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16
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When was the Manchurian Crisis

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1931 - 1933

17
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What happened at the Manchurian Crisis

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  • Japan took over Manchuria

- Japan had a railway in Manchuria

18
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What effects did the Manchurian Crisis Have on the League

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Japan, a permanent member of the council:

  • left
  • got away with an act of aggression
19
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When was the Abyssinian Crisis

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1935-1936

20
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What happened at the Abyssinian Crisis

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  • Italy took over Abyssinia
21
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Actions took by the League after Abyssinian Crisis

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  • two month debate followed by the ban on iron coal and oil

- Stopped imports from Italy

22
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What effects did the Abyssinian Have on the League

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  • Italy left

- Showed they were slow

23
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Why did Britain and France not do anything in Manchuria

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  • japan was too far away and they were not prepared to risk their armed forces
24
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Why did Britain and France not do anything in Abyssinia

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  • They wanted to keep Italy’s friendship
25
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Actions took by the League after The Manchurian Crisis

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  • They set up an investigation but were too slow

- Japan claimed they were just restoring order