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Motives of the Big 3
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the "Big Three" and which countries did they represent?

Who are George Clemenceau (France's Prime Minister), David Lloyd George (Prime Minister of Britain), and Woodrow Wilson (President of the United States)?

100

The monthly compensation fees that the Allies made Germany pay?

What are reparations?

100

In which clause did Germany accept blame for the beginning of the war?

What is the War Guilt Clause? (Article 231)

100
The two empires broken up by the peace settlement

What are Austrian-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire?

100

The term the Germans used to describe the way they were left out of the conference?

What is Diktat?
200

This was created to serve as an international police force.

What is the League of Nations?

200

What was returned to France as a part of this conference and considered the greatest win for Clemanceau?

What is Alsace and Lorraine?

200

The new parliamentary democratic government formed in 1919, after the abdication of Kaiser Wilhelm II.

What is the Weimar Republic?

200

This treaty separated Austria from Hungary and confirmed that Austria was no longer a leading power.

What is the Treaty of St. Germain?

200
The two countries created by the fall of the Austria-Hungary empire?

What are Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia?

300
The belief that an ethnic group should have the right to their own independent country instead of living as a minority inside a larger country dominated by a different ethnic group.
What is self-determination?
300
A popular vote on a specific question. These aren't usually held on the ordinary business of government (that's generally left up to a country's government and parliament to decide), but on major decisions such as rewriting the constitution. 

What is a Plebiscite?

300

An area in the Rhineland, known as the heart of Germany's industrial strength, that was invaded by the French and Belgians in January 1923.

What is the Ruhr?

300

The treaty that caused the greatest substantial loss in the country's territory and population.

What is the Treaty of Trianon?

300

The type of economic downfall that post-WWII Germany experienced.

What is hyperinflation?

400

The process of destroying some or all weapons and armed forces that could be used in fighting the war.

What is disarmament?

400

The coal mining area to be controlled by the League for 15 years as a part of the conference?

What is the Saar?

400

This plan, created by an American, subsantially lowered reparations payments for the Germans in April 1924.

What is the Dawes Plan?

400

This treaty caused the loss of land from this country to Greece, Romania, and Yugoslavia and its access to the Mediterranean.

What is the Treaty of Neuilly?

400

A government made up of several different parties, which existed in Germany in 1923 since no party had a majority in the Reichstag.

What is a coalition government?

500

This term refers to a group or individual that believes This recruitment tactic was banned by the Treaty of Versailles.

What is conscription?

500

The union between Austria and Germany that was forbidden by the treaty.

What is Anschluss?

500

a German word meaning 'stab in the back' (used to express the Germans feeling of betrayal after the government signed the Treaty of Versailles).

What is Dolchstoss?

500

Egypt, Tunisia, and Morocco, were now indepedent or were under British and French protection.

What is the Treaty of Sevres?

500

This term refers to a group or individual that believes in an order society where discipline and tradition are valued. People in this party are often considered nationalists and in favour of a strong government.

What is right-wing?