Y10 History The Big Three

How many months did the Paris Peace Conference last?

• 6

• 8

• 10

• 12

Which answer was NOT one of Wilson's Fourteen Points?

• No secret treaties.

• No atomic weapons.

• Serbia to have access to the sea.

• Colonies to have a say in their own future.

How many treaties were negotiated at the Paris Peace Conference?

• 3

• 5

• 7

• 9

What did Wilson believe would happen if Germany was treated too harshly? Pick 2.

• It would recover and want revenge.

• The war would continue for another year at least.

• Extremist groups would take advantage.

• France would dominate Europe.

On what points did Lloyd George agree with Wilson?

• Germany must be treated harshly.

• Germany must be punished.

• Germany might seek revenge.

• Communism was a problem.

Which statement BEST describes Clemenceau's attitude at Versailles?

• To cripple Germany.

• To punish Germany, but fairly.

• To punish Germany harshly.

• To achieve a long-lasting peace.

Which leader best fits this description: an idealist and a reformer, but arrogant and obstinate.

• Georges Clemenceau

• Woodrow Wilson

• David Lloyd George

• Vittorio Emanuele Orlando

Which of Wilson's ideas did Clemenceau criticise? There is more than 1 correct answer.

• The Fourteen Points.

• Self-determination.

• A 'less-harsh' treaty.

• Peace and justice, not revenge.

Which of the Big Three could be described as the middleman who recognised the need for compromise?

• Georges Clemenceau

• Woodrow Wilson

• David Lloyd George

• Friedrich Ebert

Germany imposed a harsh treaty on Russia which made the British public want Lloyd George to punish them. What was its name?

• Brest-Litovsk.

• St Germain.

• Neuily.

• Trianon.