Post-War
Treaties & Plans
Vocabulary
Treaty of Versailles
Miscellaneous
100

This country suffered greatly from war debts

What is Germany?

100

This treaty allowed Russia out of World War I and granted Germany some Russian land.

What is The Treaty of Brest-Litovsk?

100

The term for the principle that people of a common nationality should have the right to form their own nations and govern themselves.

What is self-determination?

100

The part of the Treaty of Versailles placed the blame for the start of WWI on Germany.

What is the war guilt clause?

100

President Woodrow Wilson’s speech to Congress in January of 1919, which outlined his vision for the future was called this.

The 14 points

200

Why did Britain and the USA want to help Germany recover?

What is trade and future peace?

200

The Treaty of Mutual Guarantee stated that these TWO countries would come to the assistance of any country that was attacked in violation of the Locarno Treaties.

What are Britain and Italy?

200

This was Georges Clemenceau’s nickname because of the way he wanted to destroy Germany economically and militarily.

What is the tiger?

200

According to the Treaty of Versailles, the territories of Alsace and Lorraine were returned to this country.

What is France?

200

Reconciling the differences between these TWO European nations at the Paris Peace conference proved to be the most challenging for peacemakers.

What are France and Germany?

300

This happened to bank Closings, unemployment, and business failures all during the Great Depression.

What is an increase?

300

What was the Dawes Plan?

An American plan provided 800 million in loans to Germany to help them pay reparations to restore economic stability to post-war Europe. 

The number of annual reparations payments was to start gradually and rise at the end of five years to their maximum level. These payments were to be guaranteed by the revenues of the German railways and several other key industries. The plan was provisional and was to be renegotiated over the next ten years.

300

territories entrusted to the Allied powers to govern in accordance with the interests of the local population.

What are mandates?

300

Why was Italy frustrated and humiliated by the Paris Peace talks?

They did not receive land that was promised to them from the allies.

300

The Kellogg-Briand pact, which was agreed to by 65 nations, renounced this as an instrument of national policy.

What is war?
400

Why did the French occupy the Ruhr Valley in 1923?

To force Germany to pay their reparations after they had asked for a moratorium. The possession of Ruhr mines and factories served as pledges or guarantees of German payment of reparations.

400

The Locarno Treaties of 1925 marked a major turning point in international affairs because it caused this.

Germany, France, and Belgium promised to respect their Joint Frontiers and no military action could be taken unless it was defensive. It created stability and security in Europe.  

400

A Plebiscite

What is a referendum or vote by the electorate on a single issue?

400

What agreements were made at the Washington Naval Conference?

- Britain, the USA, France, and Japan would halt the building of capital ships for ten years, scrap a number of existing battleships and stop the construction of bases in Guam, Singapore, and Hong Kong.

- Japanese has to lower its navy to 3/5 the size of the U.S. - navy western powers can't build new naval bases near Japan. 

- japan had to remove troops from china. Western powers to defend china from invasion

400

What was the goal of the Comintern?

To set up in 1919 to organize a worldwide revolution.

500

Uncontrollable inflation, lack of democratic tradition, a large number of political parties, and anger due to the signing of the Treaty of Versailles were all problems facing this German government.

What is the Weimar Republic?

500

What was the Young Plan?

To reduce the reparations Germany had to pay from 132 billion to 112 billion over a period of 59 years and to set up a Bank for International Settlements, which Young described ‘as the economic arm of the Kellogg Pact’.

500

What is isolationism? What country followed that policy after World War I ended?

Remaining aloof from international politics; usa

500

The leaders that made up the Council of Four at the Paris Peace Conference.

Wilson (USA), Clemenceau (France), Lloyd George (Britain), Vittorio Orlando (Italy)

500

What Russian leader was overthrown during the Bolshevik revolution? Why did it in 1917 cause Alarm across Europe?

Nicholas ll; European countries feared communist revolutions in their own nations

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