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history : conflict and tension
part 1
the versailles settlement
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When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?
28
June
1919
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What did the German people hope regarding Wilson's Fourteen Points?
They
hoped
it
would
be
the
treaty's
basis
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What was the term used to describe the Treaty of Versailles by Germany?
Diktat
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What was the 'war guilt clause' in the Treaty of Versailles?
Germany
had to take blame for the war
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How much reparations did Germany have to pay according to Article 232?
£6,600 million
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What territory did Germany lose to Denmark?
North Schleswig
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Which territories were given to Belgium?
Eupen
and
Malmedy
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What was the Saar coalfields' arrangement under the Treaty?
Controlled by the
League
for
15 years
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Which country received Alsace-Lorraine?
France
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What happened to Germany's African colonies?
They were given as
mandates
to the
League
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What was the status of Danzig after the Treaty?
It became a
'Free City'
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What was the Polish Corridor?
Land given to
Poland
for sea access
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What was forbidden regarding the Anschluss?
Union between
Germany
and
Austria
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Why was Germany not allowed to join the League of Nations?
It was punished for its role in the
war
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What were the restrictions on Germany's navy?
15,000
men,
1,500
officers,
six battleships
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What was the limit on the German army?
Capped at
100,000
soldiers
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What military capabilities were banned for Germany?
No
tanks
,
submarines
, or air force allowed
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What was the purpose of the Versailles Settlement?
To weaken
Germany
to prevent future wars
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What were the aims of the 'Big Three' regarding the Treaty of Versailles?
Britain
: Punish
Germany
, retain
naval supremacy
, trade
France
: Punish Germany, reduce power, reparations
USA
: Self-determination, prevent future war,
League of Nations
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What did many British people think about the 'war guilt' clause?
Many liked it as a punishment for
Germany
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What was Lloyd George's concern about the Treaty?
It might lead to
German
revenge
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What did Clemenceau want regarding Germany's military?
He wanted Germany to have no
army
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What did Wilson achieve with the League of Nations?
42
countries joined to avoid war
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What was Wilson's concern about the Treaty of Versailles?
It was too harsh on
Germany
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What were the evidence points for and against the Treaty of Versailles for each of the 'Big Three'?
Britain
:
For:
War guilt clause
,
reparations
,
naval dominance
Against: Too harsh, fear of revenge
France
:
For:
Responsibility for war
,
demilitarised Rhineland
Against: Not harsh enough, wanted Saar outright
USA
:
For: Independence for small nations,
League created
Against:
Germany's empire as mandates
,
naval reduction
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What was the impact of the Treaty on Germany's ability to trade?
Germany
could not afford to
trade
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Which of the 'Big Three' was most satisfied with the Treaty of Versailles?
Evidence
needed
to
support
the
answer
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What was the significance of the Rhineland being demilitarised?
It reduced
Germany's
military threat to
France
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What was the total amount of reparations Germany was required to pay?
£6,600 million
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