The Big Three
Wilson
Type of travel that would not be restricted during peace or war.
Sailing
Used at Ypres, these cannot be stockpiled.
chemical weapons
Taxing goods imported from other countries.
Tariffs
Rhineland. Saarland. Danzig. To name a few examples.
Loss of Territory
The leader of Great Britain at the conference.
Belgium
These were taken and given to the other Great Powers.
colonies
A short term peace agreement.
armistice
Describes Germany being restricted in the amount of army, military, and air force.
Disarmament
Known as "The Tiger"
Clemenceau
This country last seen in 1795 would be created.
Poland
The forbidden marriage of Germany and Austria.
Anschluss
The extreme printing of new money caused this in Germany.
hyperinflation
Payments imposed for all the damages of the war. A committee chose the amount.
Reparations
This leader promised the population that he would punish Germany.
Lloyd George
The peace-keeping organization called to be created in the 14th point.
League of Nations
This would be dissolved and the land would be given to create new countries.
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
A piece of land making it more difficult for a country to invade another. The Rhineland for example.
Buffer Zone
Article 231. Clause that held Germany responsible.
War Guilt
This leader was the most successful in his aims with the Treaty of Versailles.
Clemenceau
The right for ethnic and cultural groups to govern themselves.
self-determination
This would become a demilitarized zone.
Rhineland
The intricate relationships of European countries being equal in strength.
Balance of Power
Diktat