Chapter 1 Were The Peace Treaties of 1919-23 Fair? Part 2

What did the "Big Three" agree upon in terms of the League of Nations at the Paris Peace Conference?

• a) To establish the League and promote collective security

• b) To dissolve the League and establish a new world order

• c) To exclude the United States from the League

• d) To expand the League's membership to all nations

What were Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points?

• a) A set of economic policies to stimulate the American economy

• b) A plan for the reconstruction of Europe after World War I

• c) A proposal for the League of Nations

• d) A statement of U.S. neutrality in World War I

What was the primary goal of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points?

• a) To punish the Central Powers for their role in World War I

• b) To promote self-determination and establish lasting peace

• c) To expand American territorial holdings

• d) To create a powerful military alliance

What happened to many of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points at the Treaty of Versailles negotiations?

• a) They were accepted in their entirety

• b) They were rejected and had no influence on the treaty

• c) They were partially incorporated into the treaty

• d) They were presented at a different conference

The Weimar Republic was established in Germany after the end of _______.

The Treaty of Versailles imposed significant __________ on Germany.

The economic difficulties faced by the Weimar Republic, including hyperinflation, were partly caused by the massive war _______ and reparations payments.

In 1923, Germany experienced a hyperinflation crisis, leading to the use of _______ notes with ever-increasing values.

The Weimar Republic faced political instability with the rise of extremist political groups, including the _______ and the Communists.

In 1923, France occupied the Ruhr region of Germany as a response to Germany's inability to make _______ payments.