The Treaty of Versailles.  8.5 million soldiers killed, 21 million wounded  “The Lost Generation”  Cost of war $338 billion dollars  Entire villages.

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The Treaty of Versailles

 8.5 million soldiers killed, 21 million wounded  “The Lost Generation”  Cost of war $338 billion dollars  Entire villages and towns wiped out

 Treaty of Versailles Treaty of Versailles  Who was included at the Paris Peace Conference? Who was left out?  What were the goals of the conference?

 Woodrow Wilson  President of the United States

 David Lloyd George  British Prime Minister

 Vittorio Orlando  Prime Minister of Italy

 Georges Clemenceau  Prime Minister of France

 Russia- dealing with revolution  Germany or any of the Central Powers

 Wilson’s Fourteen Points  Meant to establish a lasting peace in the world  Self-determination: allowing people to decide for themselves under what government they wished to live  League of Nations: create an organization that could peacefully negotiate world conflicts

 France, Great Britain and Italy want punish Germany- why?

 “Peace built on quicksand”  Leaves Germany extremely bitter and angry  Other Allied Powers i.e. Italy and Japan upset that they did not receive more territory  United States refuses to ratify treaty  Does not join the League of Nations, return to isolationism, stay out of European affairs