VCE 1. AOS 1. Ideology + Conflict

What was the Treaty of Versailles?

• An agreement signed between France and Britain

• An agreement signed between France and Germany

• The treaty that ended the German empire

• The official treaty that ended WW1

What was the Treaty of Versailles also called + when was it signed?

• The Paris Peace Conference in 1919

• The Polish Peace Conference in 1919

• The Paris Peace Conference in 1918

• The Berlin Peace Conference in 1919

Who were the 'Big 3"

• 1. Georges Clemenceau

  2. Walter Wilson

  3. David Lloyd George

• 1. David Clemenceau

  2. Woodrow Wilson

  3. Adolf Lloyd George

• 1. Georges Clemenceau

  2. Woodrow Wilson

  3. David Lloyd George

• 1. Georges Cower

  2. Woodrow Wilson

  3. David Lloyd George

How did Woodrow Wilson think peace could come to Europe?

• WW2

• By punishing Germany

• An alliance between Germany and Britain

• 14 Point Plan

What was Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles?

• It stated that Germany could no longer have an army

• Known as the peace clause that put the sole blame of WW1 on France

• Known as the war guilt clause that put the sole blame of WW1 on Germany

• Known as the war guilt clause that put the sole blame of WW1 on Germany and France

What was the fine on Germany called?

• Reparations

• Tax

• Ruination

• Guilt Clause

Which best describes the consequences to Germnay because of the Treaty of Versailles?

• 1. Loss of land + population

  2. Had to pay reparations

  3. Empire was increased

• 1. Loss of land + population

  2. Had to pay food costs

  3. Economic + political sanctions

• 1. Loss of land + population

  2. Had to pay reparations

  3. Environmental sanctions

• 1. Loss of land + population

  2. Had to pay reparations

  3. Economic + political sanctions

What was the aim of the League of Nations?

• 1. preventing war occurring again

  2. settle problems between France and Germany

• 1. preventing war occurring again

  2. settle problems between countries

• 1. preventing war occurring again with Germany

  2. settle problems between countries with force

• 1. preventing war occurring again

  2. Set trade laws

What is an ideology?

• A collection of extremist ideas that serve to explain how a society should work.

• A collection of ideas that serve to explain how an individual should behave.

• A collection of ideas that serve to explain how a society should work.

• A collection of ideas that serve to explain how an army should work.

Who am I?

extreme right-wing ideology that is characterised by authoritarianism, the central importance of the state, militarism and having a dictatorial leader.

• Facsism

• Communism

• Imperialism

• Isolationism