Post-World War I Consequences and Concepts

Following World War _____, The _______ Powers sought to punish _______ for its aggressive behavior. The Treaty of __________ punished Germany by:

• Allied, Germany, Versailles

• Axis, France, Paris

• Central, Italy, Rome

• Allied, Japan, Tokyo

First and foremost, Germany had to __________ the __________ for causing the war.

• accept, blame

• deny, responsibility

• share, credit

• ignore, consequences

Germany was required to _______ roughly _______ billion German marks (roughly _______ billion in today’s dollars).

• pay, 132, 400

• borrow, 50, 100

• lend, 200, 600

• receive, 80, 250

No ________ were allowed in Germany.

• tanks

• books

• cars

• planes

A very limited ________ was permitted in Germany.

• navy

• army

• air force

• parliament

Germany was not allowed to unite with __________, relinquished its overseas __________, and forfeited land to __________ (Alsace-Lorraine), Denmark, Poland, Czechoslovakia.

• Austria, colonies, France

• Switzerland, territories, Italy

• Belgium, resources, Britain

• Hungary, provinces, Russia

According to the map on slide 9, titled 'Territories Taken Away from Germany by Allies after World War I,' which country received territory from Germany after World War I?

• France

• Russia

• Austria

• Belgium

According to the map on slide 9, titled 'Territories Taken Away from Germany by Allies after World War I,' which country received territory from Germany after World War I?

• Poland

• Italy

• Netherlands

• Sweden

After the Treaty of Versailles imposed these reparations on Germany, how do you think the German society would react?

• They would accept the reparations peacefully.

• They would feel resentment and anger.

• They would become more supportive of the Treaty.

• They would ignore the reparations entirely.

The emotion of ______ is a feeling of having done something wrong or failed in an obligation.

• Guilt

• Joy

• Pride

• Excitement