The Big Three
Military changes
Territorial changes
14 points
Aftermath
100

What countries did the Big Three represent and what where their names? Bonus point for full names.

France, Britain and the United States. Georges Clemenceau, David Lloyd George and Woodrow Wilson.

100

What size was the German military restricted to?

 100,000 men

100

What was the unification of Germany and Austria called which was banned under the ToV?

Anschluss

100

Name the 14th point?

The creation of the League of Nations

100

Why did the French and Belgian troops invade the Ruhr?

Germany fell behind on the reparation payments to the allies.

200

When was the Treaty of Versailles signed? Full date.

June 28, 1919.

200

What military equipment/technology were Germany not allowed?

Submarines and airforce

200

What land was given back to France?

Alsace-Lorraine
200

What did the US president want for all colonised nations?

Self-determination

200

Who did the German public blame for signing the Treaty of Versailles? 

The 'November Criminals'.

300
What were the aims of the leader of France want?
He wanted revenge, compensation, complete disarmament and to weaken Germany so they would not be a threat again.
300
What clause accepted blame for the war?

Article 231

300

How did Germany's western borders change?

Alsace-Lorraine given to France, Saarland given to France for 15 years and Malmedy given to Belgium.

300

What point did Britain disagree on?

Freedom of the seas

300

What did the government do which led to hyperinflation?

Print money to pay the workers who were on strike which led to the value of the German mark to drop.

400

What were the aims of the US President?

World Peace
400

How many battleships could Germany have?

6

400

How did Germany's Eastern borders change?

New nation states created e.g. Poland, Czechoslovakia and Lithuania.

400

Which point did the Treaty of Versailles contradict that the Germans felt was unfair? 

Disarmament as no other nation was forced to disarm, except for Germany.

400

Who were the Freikorps? 

Ex-soldiers who had come back from the war disillusioned.

500

What were the aims of the British Prime minster?

To weaken Germany militarily but keep them economically strong so they remain as a trading partner. 

500

What happened to the Rhineland?

It was demilitarised. 

500

What was given to Danzig and what did it become?

Plebiscite and a free city

500

What point did France not agree with?

No secret treaties.

500

Who led the Munich Putsch and what was their punishment?

Adolf Hitler and he was given 5 years in prison for treason but only served 9 months.

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