Treaty Of Versailles Flashcards

1
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When was the ceasefire announced?

A

11:00 11 November 1918

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2
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Who created the first draft of the Treaty of Versailles?

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The American President Woodrow Wilson

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3
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Where did the world leaders meet to discuss the treaty with Germany?

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The Palace of Versailles

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4
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How many treaties were signed?

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Five

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5
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Where is Versailles?

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France

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6
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Who announced the armistice?

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The British Prime Minister David Lloyd George

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7
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Which country was still fighting towards the end of WWI?

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Germany

All the other countries had surrendered

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7
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On what terms did Germany surrender?

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On Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points

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8
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How was Wilson described?

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As an international idealist who desired world peace based on principles of justice

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9
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Which of Wilsons points made it into the Treaty of Versailles?

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On,y one

To form The League of Nations

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10
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Where is the Palace of Versailles situated?

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In France

Just outside of Paris

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11
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Who attended the Treaty of Versailles?

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Over 1200 delegates from the Allied Powers

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12
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Who was not permitted to attend the Treaty of Versailles?

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The defeated Central Powers

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13
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What is a Kaiser?

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The German King

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14
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Who was the Kaiser at the end of WWI?

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Wilhelm II

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15
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Where was Wilhelm II?

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He had fled into exile

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16
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Who had to sign the Treaty of Versailles?

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Dr. Muller

Dr. Bell

17
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Where in the Palace of Versailles was the treaty signed?

A

The Hall of Mirrors

18
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What is the meaning of Diktat?

A

The German term for the Treaty of Versailles

It means dictated peace

19
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Why was the Treaty of Versailles called a Diktat?

A

The new government and leader were not permitted to attend

The Fourteen Points were not the basis of the treaty

20
Q

What was the name of the new government?

A

The Weimar Government

Their leader was Dr. Ebert

21
Q

What were the five treaties signed at the end of WWI?

A
The Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of Saint-Germain
The Treaty of Neuilly 
The Treaty of Trianon
The Treaty of Lausanne
22
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What country was involved with the treaty of Versailles?

23
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What country was involved in the treaty of Saint-Germain?

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What country was involved in the treaty of Neuilly?
Bulgaria
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What country was involved in the treaty of Lausanne?
Turkey
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What country was involved with the treaty of Trianon?
Hungary
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What is the "Big Three"?
The three main men who controlled the proceedings at the treaty of Versailles
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Who were the "Big Three"?
Georges Clemenceau Woodrow Wilson David Lloyd George
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Who was Georges Clemenceau?
The French Prime Minister He was also the Chairman at the Treaty of Versailles Nicknamed the "Tiger"
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Who was Woodrow Wilson?
He was the American president
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Who was David Lloyd George?
He was the British Prime Minister
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What was Clemenceau's view toward Germany?
He wanted revenge He wanted to ensure France's safety He wanted Germany to pay massive reparations
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What was Wilson's attitude toward Germany?
He wanted to pave the way for democracy | He wanted to rebuild a better Germany
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What happened to Woodrow Wilson?
His ideas were rejected by his own country | He was removed from congress
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What was David Lloyd George's view of Germany?
He had a very moderate approach He was influenced by British public opinion This was very anti-German
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What fourth person was a big influence at the Treaty Of Versailles?
Signor Orlando
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Who was Signor Orlando?
The Italian Prime Minister
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Why is the Italian Prime Minister not included in the Big Three?
He left before the Treaty was concluded
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Why did Signor Orlando leave early?
He was disappointed with the gains planned for Italy