End of World War I

Truce Agreement

• mandate system

• Lloyd George

• Armistice

• Reparations

• Georges Clemenceau

Payments to cover war costs

• mandate system

• Lloyd George

• armistice

• Georges Clemenceau

• reparations

governing without owning the territory

• mandate system

• Lloyd George

• armistice

• George Clemenceau

• reparations

British Prime Minister in 1919

• mandate system

• Lloyd George

• armistice

• Georges Clemenceau

• reparations

French Prime Minister in 1919

• mandate system

• Lloyd George

• armistice

• Georges Clemenceau

• reparations

American President Wilson strongly argued at the Paris Peace conference most strongly for

• forgiving Germany

• restoration of Russia's Czar to end communism

• a League of Nations to prevent future wars

• the outright annexation of territories by the Allies

To gain Arab support against the Ottoman Turks during the war, the Allies had promised to

• recognize independent Arab states

• destroy the Austria-Hungary empire

• keep Russia out of Egypt

• buy Arabian oil

Under the terms of the Treaty of Versailles, Germany was forced to do all of he following EXCEPT:

• return Alsace and Lorraine to France

• give up land to a new Polish state

• pay for war damages

• run Italy as a mandate

The Treaty of Versailles was signed by the Big Three powers as a peace settlement with

• Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Turkey

• Germany, Austria, Hungary, and Bulgaria

• Germany, Austria, and Hungary

• Germany

After German Emporer William II fled the country in 1918, Germany formed a

• Communist soviet

• democratic republic

• constitutional monarchy

• military dictatorship