VERSAILLES TREATY (END OF WWI)

French leader advocating for severe punishment of Germany.

• Military Restrictions

• Georges Clemenceau

• League of Nations

• The Big Four

US President promoting '14 Points' for peace.

• Military Restrictions

• Woodrow Wilson

• War Guilt Clause

• Vittorio Orlando

British leader seeking compromise in treaty terms.

• Woodrow Wilson

• Georges Clemenceau

• Prussian territories

• David Lloyd George

Italian leader focused on territorial gains.

• Georges Clemenceau

• Prussian territories

• Vittorio Orlando

• Economic Impact

Germany accepted full responsibility for WWI.

• Military Restrictions

• The Big Four

• War Guilt Clause

• Reparations

Specific clause assigning blame to Germany.

• Navy limitations

• Road to WWII

• No conscription

• Article 231 (Correct Answer)

Germany's army limited to 100,000 men.

• Article 231

• Colonial mandates

• No tanks or aircraft

• Military Restrictions (Correct Answer)

Germany prohibited from mandatory military service.

• Navy limitations

• No conscription (Correct Answer)

• David Lloyd George

• Territorial Losses

Germany banned from possessing heavy military equipment.

• Woodrow Wilson

• League of Nations

• Hyperinflation

• No tanks or aircraft (Correct Answer)

Germany's navy restricted to six battleships.

• War Guilt Clause

• Navy limitations

• Military Restrictions

• Prussian territories