Post WWI decision makers

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Post WWI decision makers The Big Four Post WWI decision makers

Delegate Nation Represented Goals Outcomes Woodrow Wilson United States World Peace, 14 Points, League of Nations Wilson found he had to compromise most of his idealism in order to save the idea of the League of Nations David Lloyd-George Great Britain Wanted to “make Germany pay” for the war” Forced Germany to sign “war guilt clause”, forced Germany to give up territory, and pay war debts of the Allies. Georges Clemenceau France Wanted territory, concerned about the future security of Orlando’s demands were ignored by the other delegates. He became frustrated and went back to Italy. Vittorio Orlando Italy Wanted territory for