The Treaty of Versailles: France, 1919

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The Treaty of Versailles: France, 1919

Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia 1. Describe what France wants to do to Germany. 2. What does Wilson want to create to keep peace? 3. What does France want the League of Nations to have? 4. What happens to the German army? 5. What new countries are created after WWI? 6. What are reparations? 7. What does the U.S. believe should happen to the Ottoman Empire’s land? 8. What are mandates? Who supposedly has ultimate control over mandates? 9. Which mandates are taken by Great Britain? By France? G.B: FR: Destroy Germany League of Nations An army Can’t have one any more Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia War damages Self-rule and democracy Lands ruled until ready for self-rule - League of Nations Palestine & Jordan Syria & Lebanon

Had no role Want revenge No army US doesn’t join! No army Lost land 1. What was Germany’s role in the Peace Conference? Why might this cause future problems? 1. 2. 2. What is the League of Nations missing that is necessary to keep peace? 3. What conditions were forced upon Germany by the Treaty of Versailles? 3. 4. What was Italy’s main goal at the conference? Why might they be angry with the Allies in the future? 5. Which empires have been destroyed by World War I? Want revenge No army US doesn’t join! No army Lost land Pay reparations Get land Want revenge German Austro-Hungarian Ottoman

Reflection: What is your opinion of the Treaty of Versailles? Is it too harsh on Germany?

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