WorksheetsTreaty of Versailles
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who wanted to crush Germany in the same place where Bismarck formed it in 1871?
a)
USA
b)
France
c)
Italy
d)
Great Britain
2.
The “Big Three” Allied powers nations included…. (3 answers)
a)
USA
b)
France
c)
Italy
d)
Great Britain
e)
Russia
3.
Who was the President and representative of USA?
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
4.
__________________ was the Prime Minister and representative of France during the Versailles Congress.
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
5.
__________________ was the Prime Minister and representative of Great Britain during the Versailles Congress.
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
6.
__________________ wanted to crush the Germans so that they could never again invade France.
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
7.
____________________ wanted “peace without victory” and defeated nations to be treated well to avoid a war of revenge in the future.
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
8.
___________________ wanted to make Germans pay, but knew that destroying Germany would not be good for Europe.
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
9.
Germany’s punishments are called _______________
a)
The big three
b)
BRAT
c)
MANIA
d)
MAIN
10.
What was the first punishment set for Germany in the treaty?
a)
Germany had to accept the blame for starting the war.
b)
Germany had to pay over $33 billion in reparations, or fines.
c)
Germany was forbidden to have an army over 100,000
d)
Germany lost territory and colonies to Britain and France. ____________________
11.
What was the second punishment set for Germany in the treaty?
a)
Germany had to accept the blame for starting the war.
b)
Germany had to pay over $33 billion in reparations, or fines.
c)
Germany was forbidden to have an army over 100,000
d)
Germany lost territory and colonies to Britain and France. ____________________
12.
What was the third punishment set for Germany in the treaty?
a)
Germany had to accept the blame for starting the war.
b)
Germany had to pay over $33 billion in reparations, or fines.
c)
Germany was forbidden to have an army over 100,000
d)
Germany lost territory and colonies to Britain and France. ____________________
13.
What was the forth punishment set for Germany in the treaty?
a)
Germany had to accept the blame for starting the war.
b)
Germany had to pay over $33 billion in reparations, or fines.
c)
Germany was forbidden to have an army over 100,000
d)
Germany lost territory and colonies to Britain and France. ____________________
14.
Austro-Hungarian Empire led to independence four nations: (4 answers)
a)
Poland
b)
Czechoslovakia
c)
Hungary
d)
Yugoslavia
e)
Romania
15.
____________ 's new communist government left the war early, they were not invited to Versailles.
a)
Russia
b)
Italy
c)
Hungary
d)
Serbia
e)
Japan
16.
Four nations gained independence from Russia: _____________, _____________, ___________ and ________________.
a)
Finland
b)
Austria
c)
Estonia
d)
Latvia
e)
Lithuania
17.
The US rejected the ________ ______ because Americans feared it would pull them into future European wars.
(a)
18.
Who is this person?
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
19.
Who is this person?
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
20.
Who is this person?
a)
David Loyd George
b)
George Clemenceau
c)
Vittorio Orlando
d)
Woodrow Wilson
21.
What is this place and what year was the treaty?
a)
Palace of Versailles (1919)
b)
Palace of Versailles (1917)
c)
Congress of Nations (1919)
d)
Congress of Nations (1917)
22.
Is this a correct representation of europe after 1919?
a)
Yes
b)
No
23.
Is this a correct representation of europe after 1919?
a)
Yes
b)
No
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