The Paris Peace Conferences Presentation. Sevres- Ottoman Empires First Attempt.

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The Paris Peace Conferences Presentation. Sevres- Ottoman Empires First Attempt.

End of WWI It was the end of WWI, and Germany had already signed The Treaty of Versailles. Already from then Europe was going into The Ottoman Empire because of oil because of an agreement (The Tripartite Agreement) signed by Italy, Great Britain,and France. When the treaty was made it was never Ratified in the Ottoman Empire, because at the same time there was a Turkish Independent Movement taking place.

Country it addresses Treaty was signed by Allies and Ottoman Empires The treaty was signed on the 10 August 1920 The treaty was that parts of the Ottoman Empire were given and created into countries, Armenia, Greece, France and Britain.

Political outcomes There was an over throw against the government and monarchy The Ottoman Empire had failed and has ended and became turkey Mustafa Kemal Ataturk became the new nations leader.

Economic Outcomes The country was in a huge debt, which had started during the Crimean War ( ). A new developments were made that if ever the country had anything to do with money, it needed the consent of finical commission from the allied countries.

Military outcomes All countries against allies had very heavy cuts on their military actions. The Ottomans had restricted number of solders to men. Have 6 torpedo boats Was not allowed to have a air force.

Other countries formed by/addressed in this treaty Armenia Borders, Turkey. West and Georgia. North Land taken from Ottoman Empire Ethnic & religious majorities and minorities, major religion is Christianity, nearly 98% of population is Armenian Economy of the country, used to be industry based, now relies on investment and support from Armenians abroad. The country had problems uniting the country, and at one point eastern Armenia became and independent state.

Greece Borders: Albania, Macedonia, and Bulgaria from the North, and Turkey to the East. Land taken from Ottoman Empire 94% Greek 5% Albania, 1% other. 97% Greek Orthodox, Tourism industry s on of the major sources for the countries economy. The country already was there and had expanded there borders because of the treaty however lost these lands a few years later.

Assessments of the treaty D L G, liked the treaty because a lot of what the Ottomans allow because of the treaty benefited Great Britain a lot. France received Syria and parts of southeast of Anatolia, these places now had French influence, Wilson made the borders for Armenia, but in the beginning the United States was excluded from the Treaty and only really ha a say with the borders for Armenia. Armenian liked the fact that they received their own independent country, but thought that the Ottomans should suffer more because of what they did to them. Greece was also able to expand their borders, however lost the land a few years later,

YOUR ASSESSMENT The treaty was not harsh but only served a purpose to the allied countries, and they all benefited from the breaking up of the Ottoman Empire. They created an independent countries for Armenia. Gave land back to Greece. That not most of countries did not become independent and had to be under another rule. The solution for WWI was correct how the allied countries thought it should be, but when it went to practice I think there were certain parts which just for pure profit and nothing else.

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