Comparing Wilson's 14 Points & the Treaty of Versailles Quizizz

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The 14 Points proposed were proposed in the year

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1920

1918

1919

1905

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Wilson's 14 Points included the removal of

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between countries.

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Cultural exchanges

Economic barriers

Diplomatic relations

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key principle of Wilson's 14 Points?

• Secret treaties between nations

• Open diplomacy without secret treaties

• Increased armaments for defense

• Economic isolationism

Multiple Choice

Wilson's 14 Points aimed to create a League of Nations for what purpose?

• To promote economic growth

• To ensure peace

• To establish trade routes

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The Treaty of Versailles was signed to officially end World War I in

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1919

1920

1918

1921

Multiple Choice

Which countries were mainly responsible for creating the Treaty of Versailles?

• France, Britain, and the U.S.

• Germany, Italy, and Japan

• Russia, China, and India

• Spain, Portugal, and Greece

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The Treaty of Versailles affected the German military by​

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Multiple Choice

Which approach aimed to achieve stability through peace and cooperation?

• Wilson's points

• The treaty

• Economic sanctions

• Military alliances

Multiple Choice

How did Wilson's 14 Points impact global governance?

• By promoting colonial rule

• By setting the stage for organizations like the United Nations

• By dismantling the League of Nations

• By enforcing global tariffs

Multiple Choice

How did the Treaty of Versailles contribute to political changes in Germany?

• It led to the rise of extremist political movements.

• It established a democratic government.

• It reduced political tensions.

• It increased support for moderate parties.

Multiple Choice

What did the treaty lead to in Europe?

• Stability and peace

• Instability and conflict

• Economic growth

• Cultural exchange