A Flawed Peace Chapter 13 Section 4. Treaty of Versailles—1918 Allied Leaders from 32 nations met in Paris, France to discuss the terms of peace. The.

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A Flawed Peace Chapter 13 Section 4

Treaty of Versailles—1918 Allied Leaders from 32 nations met in Paris, France to discuss the terms of peace. The BIG FOUR made most of the decisions David Lloyd George (PM of England) Georges Clemenceau (Premier of France) Vittorio Orlando (Premier of Italy) Woodrow Wilson (President of the US)

David Lloyd George Prime Minister of England A moderating influence on both the harsh demands of Georges Clemenceau and the idealistic proposals of Woodrow WilsonGeorges Clemenceau To a large extent, shaped the final agreement He later concluded that the treaty was a failure Predicted that Europe would experience a renewed war within twenty years

Georges Clemenceau Premier of France Georges Clemenceau wanted the destruction of GermanyGermany His nickname was ‘The Tiger’ because of his aggressive nature.

Vittorio Orlando Premier of Italy Clashed with Woodrow Wilson over Italy's territorial demands Woodrow Wilson The terms of the Versailles Peace Treaty undermined Orlando's position Versailles Peace Treaty

Woodrow Wilson President of the United States Supported the Versailles Treaty Versailles Treaty Insisted that his Fourteen Points should serve as a basis for the US signing of the peace treaty Fourteen Points His ideas were considered idealistic

Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles I.Germany surrendered areas under their control A. In Germany 1. the Alsace-Lorraine region to France 2. the Saar Valley (coal mine region) to the League of Nations 3 minor border regions to Denmark and Belgium 4. Poland was created from parts of Russia, Germany, and Austria-Hungary

Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles B.Outside of Germany 1.All colonies became “mandates” of League of Nations 2.League of Nations determined independence or control by other contries

Provisions of the Treaty of Versailles II. Disarmament of military A. Army was limited to 100,000 B. Navy reduced to a few ships C. Submarines, military aircraft, and war industries were all prohibited

Provisions of Versailles Treaty III. War Guilt Clause (#231) Germany must accept total responsibility for the war IV. Therefore, Germany was forced to pay war reparations to Allies

Provisions of the Versailles Treaty V. Establishment of the League of Nations –international association –goal was to keep peace among nations

Assignment Explain Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Points (p 424) What was it? Points 1-4 Point 5 Points 6-13 (look at the maps on page 426) Point 14

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