The Big Three
The Treaty of Versailles
Consequences of War 1
Leaders’ Motives
Impact on Germany
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Who were the “Big Three” leaders at the Paris Peace Conference?

Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau 


100

What article made Germany take full responsibility for WWI?

Article 231: War Guilt 

100

What were two major financial consequences of WWI for countries like France and the UK?

Massive debts and economic strain

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Which leader was known as “Le Tigre”?

Georges Clemenceau

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How did Germans feel about the Treaty of Versailles?

They felt it was unfair and humiliating — a diktat.

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Which country was NOT invited to the Paris Peace Conference?

Germany (and Russia)

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What was Germany required to do under the treaty?

Pay reparations, disarm, give up colonies, and lose territory

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What global pandemic followed WWI?

The Spanish Flu

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What did Clemenceau want most from Germany?

Harsh punishment and security for France

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What happened to Germany’s army under the treaty?

It was limited to 100,000 men with no air force or submarines.

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What year was the TOV signed

1919

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How many articles did the Treaty of Versailles have?

440

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What caused inflation and resource shortages after the war 1?

War spending and loss of workforce

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What was Lloyd George’s main goal for Britain?

A balanced peace allowing Germany to recover economically

300

What was the economic impact of reparations on Germany?

They caused huge debt, poverty, and inflation.

400

What did the phrase “You hold in your hands the future of the world” refer to?

The importance of the decisions made at the Paris Peace Conference

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Which areas were returned to France after WWI?

Alsace and Lorraine

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What shift in global power happened after WWI?

The U.S. became the leading financial power

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What was Woodrow Wilson’s idealistic proposition for creating peace after World War I, and how was it expressed?

Wilson wanted a “just and lasting peace” based on fairness, self-determination, and cooperation — expressed through his Fourteen Points, including disarmament, free trade, and the League of Nations.

400

Why did France occupy Ruhr in 1923?

The French occupation of the Ruhr due to missed reparation payments.

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What was a diktat in the context of the Treaty of Versailles?

A treaty imposed without discussion on the defeated country

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What organization was proposed by Wilson to maintain peace?

The League of Nations

500

How did the Spanish Flu spread so widely after WWI?

War conditions—crowded camps, poor sanitation, and global troop movement

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What phrase shows Lloyd George’s wish to punish Germany financially?

“Squeeze the German lemon until the pips squeak”

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What was hyperinflation and how did it affect Germans?

The value of money collapsed — people needed wheelbarrows of cash for basic goods. Savings became worthless.

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