3.5 Paris Peace Conferences vs the Treaty of Versailles

Who were the 'Big Four' countries at the Paris Peace Conference?

• Britain, France, Russia, US

• France, US, Italy, Germany

• Britain, France, US, Italy

• Britain, France, Italy, Russia

Which of Wilson's 14 Points was he most adamant about achieving?

• Self-determination

• The League of Nations

• Free trade

• Disarmament

Throughout the 1920s and 1930s, both Britain and France struggled to address

• The environmental effects of WWI

• Economic issues such as unemployment

• Uprisings in their colonies

• Women's suffrage movements

The Treaty of Versailles required substantial __________________ in the form of German currency, but Germany refused to recognize the validity of these provisions.

• war reparations

• war bonds

The Armistice was signed

• Jan. 14, 1918

• Dec. 24, 1918

• Nov 11, 1918

• July 4, 1918

A country deciding their own political future is known as

• Self-determination

• Self-evaluation

• Nationalistic

• Self-Help

Match the following

• Wanted to regain lost land

• USA

• Wanted to punish Germany

• France and England

• Wanted a lasting peace

• Russia

• Wasn't invited

• Italy

The Treaty of ​ (a)   ended World War I officially.

• Versailles
• Verdun
• the World
• Vienna
• Paris
• Brest-Litovsk

Match the following

• assassination

  and started WWI

• Nationalism

• Belief that taking new territory increases your power

• Militarism

• belief in strong military

• Imperialism

• Two or more countries agree to defend each other

• Alliances

• Strong love for one’s country.

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Who was NOT invited to the Paris Peace Conference. Select 2

• USA

• Germany

• Russia

• France

• England