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Treaty of Versailles Review

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Select all the answers that are correct:

a)

Germany lost the Saar to France

b)

Germany lost its colonies in Africa.

c)

Germany lost territory to Belgium

d)

Alsace-Lorraine was returned to France.

2.

How many men were allowed in the German army according to the terms of the Treaty of Versailles?

a)

1 million

b)

10,000

c)

None

d)

100,000

3.

Select all the countries that were created by the post WW1 peace settlements

a)

Yugoslavia

b)

Romania

c)

Lithuania

d)

Poland

4.
What responsibility did Germany bear after World War I because of the Treaty of Versailles?
a)
Guilt for the War
b)
Financial responsiblity for the War
c)
None of the Above
d)
Both of the Above
5.

Which of these nations was on the WINNING side of World War I? (Select all correct options)

a)

Romania

b)

Bulgaria

c)

Japan

d)

The Ottoman Empire

6.
True or false?  Germany had to get rid of its air force, submarines, and large battleships due to the Treaty of Versailles.
a)
True
b)
False
7.

What was the article called which meant Germany had to accept full responsibility for WW1?

a)

Article 123

b)

Article 321

c)

Article 231

d)

Article 132

8.

What % of its land mass did Germany lose?

a)

21

b)

13

c)

45

d)

8

9.

How much money did Germany have to pay back in reparations?

a)

£6.6 billion

b)

£75 billion

c)

£150 million

d)

£1.5 billion

10.

Which part of Germany was demilitarised?

a)

Rhineland

b)

Ruhr

c)

Memel

d)

Alsace-Lorraine

11.

Which part of Germany was lost to France?

a)

Rhineland

b)

Ruhr

c)

Saar

d)

Alsace-Lorraine

12.

True or false. In 1919, Germany was NOT allowed to become part of the League of Nations?

a)

True

b)

False

13.

When was the Treaty of Versailles signed?

a)

November 1918

b)

January 1919

c)

July 1919

d)

November 1919

14.

Which military force was Germany not allowed at all under the terms of the Treaty?

a)

air force

b)

army

c)

navy

15.
Name the treaty signed with Austria
a)
Sevres
b)
Saint Germain
c)
Neuilly
d)
Trianon
16.
Name the treaty signed with Hungary
a)
Sevres
b)
Saint Germain
c)
Neuilly
d)
Trianon
17.
Name the treaty signed with Bulagria
a)
Sevres
b)
Saint Germain
c)
Neuilly
d)
Trianon
18.
Name the treaty signed with Turkey
a)
Sevres
b)
Saint Germain
c)
Neuilly
d)
Trianon
19.

What limitations were placed on Austria's military in the Treaty of Saint Germain?

a)

30,000 man army, no conscription, no air force, no navy.

b)

35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.

c)

50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.

d)

20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.

20.
What limitations were placed on Bulgaria's military in the Treaty of Neuilly
a)
30,000 man ary, no conscription, no air force, no navy.
b)
35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.
c)
50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.
d)
20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.
21.

What limitations were placed on Hungary's military in the Treaty of Trianon?

a)

30,000 man army, no conscription, no air force, no navy.

b)

35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.

c)

50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.

d)

20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.

22.

What limitations were placed on Turkey's's military in the Treaty of Sevres?

a)

30,000 man army, no conscription, no air force, no navy.

b)

35,000 man army, no conscription, no navy, no air force, no tanks.

c)

50,000 man army, no air force, no tanks, no submarines.

d)

20,000 man army, no conscription, no airforce, no submarines.

23.
In the Treaty of Saint Germain Austria lost land to:
a)
Yugoslavia, Romania and Greece.
b)
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Italy
c)
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania
d)
France and Britain (as mandates), Greece, Armenia and Kurdistan.
24.
In the Treaty of Neuilly Bulgaria lost land to:
a)
Yugoslavia, Romania and Greece.
b)
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Italy
c)
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania
d)
France and Britain (as mandates), Greece, Armenia and Kurdistan.
25.
In the Treaty of Trianon Hungary lost land to:
a)
Yugoslavia, Romania and Greece.
b)
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Italy
c)
Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania
d)
France and Britain (as mandates), Greece, Armenia and Kurdistan.
26.

In the Treaty of Sevres Turkey lost land to:

a)

Yugoslavia, Romania and Greece.

b)

Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia and Italy

c)

Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Romania

d)

France and Britain (as mandates), and Greece.

27.
All treaties included a War Guilt Clause. These countries Clauses were the same as Germany's: 
a)
Austria and Bulgaria
b)
Turkey and Bulgaria
c)
Turkey and Hungary
d)
Austria and Hungary
28.
All defeated countries were meant to pay reparations, however, these countries went bankrupt before a reparations figure could be determined.
a)
Austria and Bulgaria
b)
Turkey and Bulgaria
c)
Turkey and Hungary
d)
Austria and Hungary
29.
This was the only defeated country (besides Germany) to pay the majority of the set reparations (set at 2.25 million gold francs £100 million).
a)
Austria
b)
Bulgaria
c)
Hungary
d)
Turkey
30.
This Treaty was signed due to the threat of revolution in Turkey in 1923. 
a)
Treaty of Brest litovsk
b)
Treaty of Washington
c)
Treaty of Lausanne
d)
London Treaty
31.
The Treaty of Lausanne renounced the Treaty of Sevres and allowed:
a)
Turkey 70,000 men and returned Syria.
b)
Turkey not to pay reparations.
c)
Turkey an unlimited army, cancelled reparations, gave no land to Greece and enabled Turkey to keep Armenia and Kurdistan.
d)
Turkey to get back all they lost.
32.

The Treaty of Lausanne was the only Treaty which was ?

a)

Negotiated

b)

Dictated

c)

Signed

d)

Enforced

33.

Which is the correct chronological order for the signing of the different treaties (earliest first)?

a)

Lausanne, St. Germain, Trianon, Sevres, Neuilly

b)

St. Germain, Neuilly, Trianon, Sevres, Lausanne

c)

Trianon, Lausanne, St. Germain, Neuilly, Sevres

d)

St. Germain, Neuilly, Lausanne, Sevres, Trianon

34.

Which two Central Powers became landlocked following the treaties?

a)

Bulgaria and Hungary

b)

Turkey and Austria

c)

Bulgaria and Turkey

d)

Austria and Hungary

35.

What was prohibited by Article 88 of the Treaty of St. Germain?

a)

Union between Austria and Germany (Anschluss)

b)

Hungarian sea access

c)

The Turkish Grand Fleet

d)

Conscription in Bulgaria

36.

Which nation objected to the government of 3 million Sudeten Germans by Czechoslovakia?

a)

Bulgaria

b)

Hungary

c)

Turkey

d)

Austria

37.

Which nation lost over 70% of its territory due to the peace treaties?

a)

Austria

b)

Hungary

c)

Germany

d)

Bulgaria

38.

Which nation lost over 70% of its territory due to the peace treaties?

a)

Austria

b)

Hungary

c)

Turkey

d)

Bulgaria

39.

From the land of which nation was Armenia created?

a)

Austria

b)

Bulgaria

c)

Hungary

d)

Turkey

40.

Select one problem with the application of self-determination within the treaties.

a)

It led to the formation of Yugoslavia

b)

It created many small, weak countries

c)

It gave people the right to self-government

d)

It stopped Germany from being too powerful

41.

Select one problem with the application of self-determination within the treaties.

a)

Its application was inconsistent.

b)

Britain and France lost land.

c)

The people of Russia disliked Austria-Hungary.

d)

It was Woodrow Wilson's idea.

42.

Which of these nations was created by the treaties?

a)

Germany

b)

Greece

c)

Yugoslavia

d)

Russia

43.

Which nation did Italy gain land from?

a)

Austria

b)

Bulgaria

c)

Hungary

d)

Turkey

44.

Which of these countries joined the League of Nations in 1919? (Select all correct answers)

a)

Soviet Union

b)

Italy

c)

Germany

d)

USA

45.

Which of these countries took control of former German colonies after WW1? (Select all correct answers)

a)

France

b)

Japan

c)

Netherlands

d)

Belgium