Conflict and Tension

When did World War One end?

• 28th June 1919

• 11th November 1918

• 8th May 1918

• 28th June 1918

Where did the peace negotiations take place after the war?

• Paris

• Geneva

• Houses of Parliament, London

• Palace of Versailles

The Treaty of Versailles is also referred to as......

• The Pact to end the war

• The League of Nations

• The Nazi Soviet Pact

• The Paris Peace Conference

What was the aim of the Paris Peace Conference?

• To introduce measure to improve the economy after WW1

• To safeguard against any future conflicts

• To decide what should happen to the losing powers and impose sanctions

• All of these

Which major country was not allowed to be involved with the Treaty of Versailles?

• France

• Germany

• Great Britain

• America

Article 231 was commonly referred to as.....

• The War Guilt clause

• Reparations clause

• Military sanctions clause

• Territorial clause

How much reparations did Germany have to pay to the Allied Powers?

• 7.7 billion

• 6 Million

• 6.6 Billion

• 60 Billion

Military sanctions were also very harsh. Which of the following best fits?

• All of these.

• Limited to 100,000 soldiers and conscription was banned

• No airforce

• Only 6 battleships and no submarines

What percentage of Germany's population was lost due to the sanctions imposed in the Treaty of Versailles?

• 10%

• 15%

• 5%

• 25%

What happened to Germany's overseas colonies

• She lost them all.

• She kept some as permitted by the LON

• Germany didn't have any overseas colonies

• Nothing - they were left alone