Basic Knowledge
What is the Treaty of Versailles?
What is the Agreement that Germany had to face to take full responsibility for the war.
What territory was the return to frence as a result of the treaty
What is alsace loranne.
What economic challenges did Germany face as a result of the reparations?
What is Hyperinflation
What event happened that caused the treaty of Versailles?
What is World War 1
What political changes occurred in Germany occurred as a consequence of the treaty of Versailles?
What is the establishment of the Welmar republic
When did WW2 start
What is 1939
What is one thing that Germany had to do after WW1 as a punishment?
What is
-give up military
-pay lots of money
-give up land
How did the treaty lead to WW2?
What are the Germans being in financial depression and needing an excuse
Who were the Big Three (The Three people who created the treaty)?
What is Woodrow Wilson, George Clemenceau, and David Lloyd George
Who were the superpowers after World War 2
US, USSR
When did WW2 end
What is 1945
Name 2 major provisions related to reparations.
What is Economic reparations and resource extraction.
Name one economic consequence imposed on Germany by the treaty.
What is reparations.
Name the major conference that took place before the treaty.
What is the Paris peace Conference.
What was on international organization made after WW1.
What is the league of nations
Where was the treaty signed?
What is the famous Hall of Mirrors in the palace of Versailles in France.
Name 2 provisions that were placed on Germany after WW1.
What is Disarmament and Demilitarization.
What was one reason the hyperinflation in germany happened.
What is They had to pay the reperations
How did the political climate of the time influence the negotiations and the treaty terms?
What is the desire for punishment and retribution aginst germany.
How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to instability in Germany?
What is the rise of the extremest ideologies
When was the treaty signed?
What is June 28, 1919.
What was the treaty supposed to do?
What is make peace terms with Germany and victorious allies.
How many people died in World War 2?
What is around 35,000,000-60,000,000 people
Name one provision that was influenced by woodrow wilson.
What is the concept of national self-determination.
How did the Treaty of vercilles set the stage for future geopolictical developments
What is the contributing to the conditions that let to WW1