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Making the Peace Chapter 11 Section 4

The Costs of War The Costs Of War

The Paris Peace Conference The Central Powers and Russia were not allowed to take part in the negotiations. Conflicting goals of nations: - President Wilson wanted “peace without victory” - British prime minister Lloyd George promised to build a post war Britain “fit for heroes.” - French leader Georges Clemenceau wanted to weaken Germany so it could never again threaten France. Problems with the Peace: - many people who had been ruled by Russia, Austria-Hungary & the Ottoman Empire wanted national states of their own. - Some ethnic groups became unwanted minorities in newly created states. Wilson creates the League of Nations. - based off the idea of collective security, a system in which a group of nations acts as one to preserve the peace of all. Wilson felt the League could correct any mistakes made in the Paris Conference.

The Treaty of Versailles In June 1919, the Allies ordered the new German Republic to sign the treaty they had drawn up at the palace of Versailles (France). - The treaty forced Germany to assume full blame for causing the war, the war-guilt clause. - It imposed huge reparations, or payments for destruction caused by the war, pensions for millions of Allied soldiers, widows, and families. - The total cost of German reparations would later be calculated at $30 billion (2.7 trillion today). - The German military was reduced to only 100,000 soldiers. The Air Force was was removed and most of the Navy too. - Alsace and Lorraine was returned to France. - Overseas colonies of Germany were taken away. - Hundreds of square miles of western and eastern Germany were stripped away. -Germans resented the treaty for 20 years and sparked a deadlier world war in the years to come.

Assignment Map Skills pg 373 Answer: 1. What new countries were created from these former empires after WWI? 2. What countries lost territory in Eastern Europe? 3. Why might the distribution of territory after World War I leave behind widespread dissatisfaction?

Outline I. Outcome of the Peace Settlements A. Self-Determination in Eastern Europe 1. 2. B. The Mandate System 3. C. The League of Nations Offers Hope 4.