part 2

• Self-determination is the right of a nation-group of people with similar political ambitions can seek to create it's own independent government
• Five new nation-states were created by the treaties of 1919–20: Czechs and Slovaks in Czechoslovakia, Hungarians in Hungary, Austrians in Austria, Poles in Poland, and Slavs in Yugoslavia.
• The empire that was split up to create these new nation-states was Austro-Hungaria.
• Czechs and Slovaks ruled in Czechoslovakia.
• Serbs ruled in Yugoslavia.
• Four problems with self-determination are: it caused small Wars in Poland, Teschen and Fiume, it was not allowed for Germany, it created many small, Weak countries, which Hitler easily conquered later, and the new nation-states had racial Minorities living there.