The central power began to realize that they would be defeated four years after the war. By the treaty of Versailles, Germany had to give up some territories. Among the fourteen points were: 1. The Formation of the League of Nations. 2. The creation of the new boundaries. The Germans objected to most of the terms of the treaty because they had no say but there was nothing much they could do. The treaties made a lot of changes to Europe. @ About eight million of soldiers died and millions of people were
The central power began to realize that they would be defeated four years after the war. By the treaty of Versailles, Germany had to give up some territories. Among the fourteen points were: 1. The Formation of the League of Nations. 2. The creation of the new boundaries. The Germans objected to most of the terms of the treaty because they had no say but there was nothing much they could do. The treaties made a lot of changes to Europe. @ About eight million of soldiers died and millions of people were
The central power began to realize that they would be defeated four years after the war. By the treaty of Versailles, Germany had to give up some territories. Among the fourteen points were: 1. The Formation of the League of Nations. 2. The creation of the new boundaries. The Germans objected to most of the terms of the treaty because they had no say but there was nothing much they could do. The treaties made a lot of changes to Europe. @ About eight million of soldiers died and millions of people were
that they would be defeated. This is because: @ They suffered a shortage of food, weapon & other supplies. @ Their troops were exhausted. @ Morale was low What treaty was signed by Germany & the Allies in 1919? Treaty of Versailles Where was it signed? Palace of Versailles in Paris Who suggested the fourteen points which formed the basis of the peace treaty? Woodrow wilson. By the treaty of Versailles, Germany had to give up some territories. Name two places returned to France? Alsace & Lorraine Name one place given to Poland by The Treaty of How were the German Army & navy made weaker? 2.The German Army was limited to one thousand men. 2. The German Navy was only permitted to have six battle ships. The three terms of the Treaty of Versailles are... 5.Territorial losses. 6. War reparation. 7. Military limitations When it was signed? On 28 June 1919 Those who were dominated in the conference were:
The British Prime minister-
David Lloyd George
The French Prime Minister-
Georges Clemenceau The US President- Woodrow Wilson
The Italian Prime Minister- Vittorio Orlando
Russia was not invited because it had left the war early. The central power were also present at the conference but they were not allowed to negotiate in the peace proceeding. They were only there to sign treaties. Among the fourteen points were: 1. The Formation of the League of Nations. 2. The creation of the new boundaries. The Germans objected to most of the terms of the Treaty. They were angry because they had no say but there was nothing much they could do. They have to accept the terms of the treaty of Versailles. The Germans called this treaty a Diktat treaty – a dictated peace. The treaties made a lot of changes to Europe. @ The war caused a lot of destruction; Farmlands, factories & industrial areas in Europe were damage. @ About eight million of soldiers died & millions of people were wounded, many were killed due to disease & starvation. @ After 1919, the boundaries of several European states were revised, the Austro-Hungarian empire was also abolished & became two separate states of Austria & Hungary. @ Austria was reduce in size. @ The size of German empire was also reduced. @ Turkey was torn apart. @ The league of nations was formed in 1920. Its main aims were: 2.To promote international cooperation’s. 3.To achieve peace & security. 4.To look into conditions of a labor & related matters affecting workers. First met in January 1920, 42 members. Germany was not allowed to be members. The united states never joined the league, Russia only became member in 1934. The League failed in its major objectives because most of its members were unwilling to join forces to preserve peace. The Germans felt humiliated at the unjust treatment by the allies & the harsh terms of the peace treaties. This hatred & dissatisfactions led to another conflict in 1939.