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QUICK REVIEW Archduke Franz Ferdinand Belgium Vladimir Lenin 3 Cause for US Involvement Trench Warfare Propaganda

The Treaty of Versailles

What We Will Learn Today: What did the Allies want at the Treaty of Versailles? What was Germany’s punishment? What are reparations? What was the League of Nations?

Versailles Today

Versailles Today

Delegates at Versailles, 1919

Delegates at Versailles, 1919

Why Versailles? The French wanted to crush Germany in the same place where Bismarck formed it in 1871.

The "Big Three"

The "Big Three" David Lloyd George (Britain) Vittorio Orlando (Italy) Georges Clemenceau (France) Woodrow Wilson (US) Although there were delegates from 39 nations at the conference, the important decisions were made by the leaders of the three strongest Allied powers: the US, Britain, and France.

American President Woodrow Wilson

The "Big Three" United States Wilson wanted “peace without victory,” and wanted defeated nations to be treated well to avoid a war of revenge in the future. Wilson introduced America’s goals his Fourteen Points, which were admired by the Germans, but not the other Allies. Wilson wanted to eliminate the basic causes of war, such as conflicts over nationalism and imperialism.

The "Big Three" Wilson also called for an end to alliances, a reduction of military arms, and self-determination. Self-determination – the idea that the peoples of Eastern Europe would chose their own form of government. Wilson also argued for freedom of the seas, and the formation of the League of Nations. League of Nations – a group of countries with the goal of settling disputes through negotiation, rather than war.

French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau

The "Big Three" France The opposite of Wilson was Clemenceau from France who was nicknamed the “Tiger” for his fierce war policy. Clemenceau wanted to crush the Germans so that they could never again invade France. Clemenceau felt that Wilson wanted to be too soft on Germany and said, “Wilson has Fourteen Points…God Almighty has only ten!”

Remember!

British Prime Minister David Lloyd George

The "Big Three" Great Britain Lloyd George of Great Britain held a middle position between Wilson and Clemenceau. While promising to make the Germans pay, Lloyd George knew that destroying Germany would not be good for Europe. Lloyd George helped work out many of the compromises in the treaty.

Punishing the Central Powers