14 Points and Treaty of Versailles

In 1919 all of the following leaders met in Paris to discuss the end of WWI except...

• British PM David Lloyd George

• Italian PM Vittorio Orlando

• French PM George Clemenceau

• US President Woodrow Wilson

• German Kaiser Wilhelm II

In what ways did the Treaty of Versailles fail to address the causes of WWI?

• The treaty was so severe it kept Germany from rebuilding.

• Allied nations weren't required to demilitarize.

• Allied nations did not have to give up their imperial colonies.

• It made the US accept all of the blame for the war.

Why did many Senators not like the Treaty of Versailles?

• The terms of the treaty were harsh towards Germany.

• The terms of the treaty did not address the issue of secret alliances.

• The terms of the treaty did not protect trade on the seas.

• The terms of the treaty would require signing nations to become members of the League of Nations.

the most important of the peace treaties that brought World War I to an end.

• Lusitania

• Zimmerman Telegram

• Treaty of Versailles

• League of Nations

Which plan for peace heavily blamed Germany for causing World War I?

• Wilson's 14 Points

• Treaty of Versailles

This was the outlined plan of Wilson to try and prevent global conflict during the Treaty of Versailles.

• League of Nations

• 14 Points

• Militarism

• Zimmerman Note

This meeting between nations involved in WWI officially brought an end to the conflict.

• Treaty of Versailles

• Selective Service Act

• League of Nations

• American Expeditionary Force

This was a global alliance created at the treaty of Versailles in order to try and control global interactions and prevent war.

• Zimmerman Note

• 14 Points

• Treaty of Versailles

• League of Nations

Which of the following countries participated in crafting the Treaty of Versailles?

• United States

• Britain

• Germany

• France

• All of these

Review President Wilson's 14 points plan for world peace and the major agreements of the Treaty of Versailles. Find common goals.​ ​

• Reduction of Germany's geographic territory

• Establishment of the League of Nations

• Creation of Poland

• Germany must admit war guilt.

• Removal of economic barriers to trade with Germany

• Reduction of Germany's geographic territory.

• Germany must disarm.

• Establishment of the League of Nations.

• Germany pays $30 billion in reparations