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Peace Treaties & the formation of the League of Nations

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When did the armistice end WW1?

a)

28/6/1914

b)

11/11/1918

c)

28/12/1918

d)

11/11/1917

2.

Where was the Peace Conference held?

a)

Versailles Palace

b)

Paris, France

c)

London, UK

d)

Buckingham Palace

3.

The peace process at the end of WW1 was not just about Germany. How many peace treaties were created in total?

a)

6

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

4.

How many "Points" did Wilson come to the Peace talks with?

a)

12

b)

14

c)

None

d)

6

5.

What does Self-Determination mean in the ?

a)

The right of nations to rule themselves rather than be part of larger empires

b)

The right of leaders to determine what is best for a country

c)

When leaders show extreme determination to achieve their aims

6.

When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

a)

11th November 1919

b)

28th June 1919

c)

18th April 1918

d)

25th December 1918

7.

What is the modern-day name for the country that was called is Abyssinia in the 1930s?

a)

Manchuria

b)

Congo

c)

Sudan

d)

Ethiopia

8.

What happened to the Rhineland area of Germany?

a)

It was taken away from Germany

b)

Germany was not allowed to have any soldiers in this area

c)

It was given to France

d)

It was blown up into a million pieces in an act of revenge by hostile French revolutionaries

9.

What was the Dawes Plan?

a)

Plan for World Domination mwahahahahaha!

b)

Secret plan to divide Abyssinia up and give the best land to Italy

c)

German economic plan to fix the economy

d)

Financial aid package provided by the USA to Germany in 1924

10.

How much money did Germany have to pay to the Allies in reparations?

a)

1.3 googleplex pounds

b)

6.6 million pounds

c)

6.6 billion pounds

d)

6,600 pounds

11.

What are sanctions?

a)

When you overturn an unpopular law

b)

When a country is invaded

c)

Actions taken against states who have broken international laws

d)

When a country is a chilled out, sanctuary of calm

12.

How did the League of Nations aim to maintain global peace?

a)

By discouraging aggression through Collective Security

b)

Through improving the living and working conditions of all people globally

c)

By encouraging nations to disarm

d)

By taking away land from aggressive countries

13.

Which country did the Treaty of Sevres deal with?

a)

Turkey (Ottoman Empire)

b)

Hungary

c)

Austria

d)

Bulgaria

14.

Which country did the Treaty of St. Germain deal with?

a)

Bulgaria

b)

Hungary

c)

Turkey (Ottoman Empire)

d)

Austria

15.

Which country did the Treaty of Neuilly deal with

a)

Bulgaria

b)

Turkey (Ottoman Empire)

c)

Austria

d)

Hungary

16.

What was the name of the revised Peace Treaty that Mustafa Kamal forced the allies to renegotiate in 1923?

a)

Treaty of Sevres

b)

Treaty of Trianon

c)

Treaty of Lausanne

d)

Treaty of Versailles

17.

What event led to the Global Depression of the 1930s?

a)

1929 Brick Lane Crash in USA

b)

Coronavirus

c)

1929 Wall Street Crash in USA

d)

1930 New York Banking Crisis in the USA

18.

How did the depression make the work of the League more difficult?

a)

It encouraged self-interest of League members

b)

Some countries followed aggressive foreign policies in response to the depression

c)

League members were not able to attend meetings

d)

It made it more difficult for the League to use trade and military sanctions

19.

Fear of these two things caused leading members of the League to not always follow collective security

a)

World depression

b)

Communism spreading across the globe

c)

Hyperinflation

d)

Hitler's aggressive foreign policy

20.

Which country NEVER joined the League of Nations?

a)

China

b)

Germany

c)

USSR (Soviet Russia)

d)

USA