Treaty of Versailles

Question 0

Lloyd George’s aims at ToV

Answer 0

Maintain trade with Germany
Cripple German navy to ensure naval superiority for Britain
Middle point between Clemenceau and Wilson
No colonies to protect British Empire

Question 1

Clemenceau’s aims at ToV

Answer 1

Cripple Germany for defensive purposes
Split up into smaller states
Harsh reparations for reconstruction
League had its own army

Question 2

Wilson’s aims at ToV

Answer 2

Fourteen Points
League of Nations
Self determination for Poland and Belgium 
Disarmament 
Colonies to be self determined

Question 3

Conditions of Treaty of Versailles

Answer 3

War Guilt Clause - Article 231
Reparations - $6.6 billion
Territorial Losses
Armed forces restricted
League of Nations

Question 4

Territorial losses for Germany

Answer 4

West Prussia and Posen - Poland
Rhineland demilitarised
All overseas colonies taken away
Alsace-Lorraine - France
North Schleswig plebiscite

Question 5

Armed forces restrictions on Germany

Answer 5

100000 men 
Conscription banned
No submarines or Air Force
6 battleships
Demilitarised Rhineland

Question 6

German Reaction to Treaty of Versailles

Answer 6

Military pride gone - army restricted
Reparations payments too high - invasion of Ruhr - Hyperinflation
Not solely responsible
Germans in West Prussia and Posen unhappy

Question 7

Treaty of St Germain

Answer 7

Split Austria and Hungary

Lost Bohemia and Bosnia to Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia

Question 8

Treaty of Neuilly

Answer 8

Bulgaria loses land to Yugoslavia, Greece.

Army restricted

Question 9

Treaty of Trianon

Answer 9

Hungary loses land

Question 10

Treaty of Sevres

Answer 10

Turkey loses land to Greece and French mandates