What is an Armistice?

• A cease fire
• A treaty ending a war
• A permanent political settlement
• An arms race

Who were the Allies in WWI?

• Britain, France, Russia,  USA, Italy and Japan
• Britain, France, Soviet Union, USA , Italy and Japan 
• Britain , France, Poland, Mexico and Japan 
• Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey

What is Capitalism?

• A political philosophy that rose to prominence and then collapsed during the 20th century. Communism was based on the idea of equality in a classless society with public ownership of most property, business and industry.
• An economic system based on the private ownership of property, business and industry. In a capitalist state the government has little role to play in the economy.
• A political philosophy that government should be chosen by the people through free elections with the participation of an unlimited number of political parties.
• An economic and political ideology that advocates community (state) ownership and control of the means of production. According to socialism, the needs of the community must come before the needs of the individual. Free education and healthcare are socialist inspired policies.

What is Communism?

• A political philosophy that rose to prominence and then collapsed during the 20th century. Communism was based on the idea of equality in a classless society with public ownership of most property, business and industry.
• An economic system based on the private ownership of property, business and industry. In a capitalist state the government has little role to play in the economy.
• A political philosophy that government should be chosen by the people through free elections with the participation of an unlimited number of political parties.
• An economic and political ideology that advocates community (state) ownership and control of the means of production. According to socialism, the needs of the community must come before the needs of the individual. Free education and healthcare are socialist inspired policies.

What is Socialism?

• A political philosophy that rose to prominence and then collapsed during the 20th century. Communism was based on the idea of equality in a classless society with public ownership of most property, business and industry.
• An economic system based on the private ownership of property, business and industry. In a capitalist state the government has little role to play in the economy.
• A political philosophy that government should be chosen by the people through free elections with the participation of an unlimited number of political parties.
• An economic and political ideology that advocates community (state) ownership and control of the means of production. According to socialism, the needs of the community must come before the needs of the individual. Free education and healthcare are socialist inspired policies.

What is Democracy?

• A political philosophy that rose to prominence and then collapsed during the 20th century. Communism was based on the idea of equality in a classless society with public ownership of most property, business and industry.
• An economic system based on the private ownership of property, business and industry. In a capitalist state the government has little role to play in the economy.
• A political philosophy that government should be chosen by the people through free elections with the participation of an unlimited number of political parties.
• An economic and political ideology that advocates community (state) ownership and control of the means of production. According to socialism, the needs of the community must come before the needs of the individual. Free education and healthcare are socialist inspired policies.

Wilson's Fourteen Points included all of the following:

• Self-Determination, Disarmament, Freedom of the Seas, Free Trade
• Self-Determination, Disarmament, Freedom of the Seas, Limited Trade
• Self-Determination, Disarmament, Freedom of Travel, Free Trade
• Self-Determination, Disarmament, Reparations, Free Trade

Which is NOT true of the League of Nations

• Was the 14th of Wilson's 14 Points
• Wilson’s plan for securing world peace and stability after 1918.
• An international organization to preserve the peace and settle disputes through negotiation and arbitration.
• An alliance of the victorious nations

Which country was not invited to the Paris Peace Conference?

• Russia
• Britain
• France
• USA

Which country was not invited to the Paris Peace Conference?

• Russia
• Britain
• France
• USA