1. End of the War n The Fourteen Points for Peace n The Treaty of Versailles n A Return to “Normalcy”

2. Wilson’s 14 Points

3. n Abolish “Secret” Treaties

4. Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish “Secret” Treaties n Freedom of the Seas

5. Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish “Secret” Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of Economic Barriers between nations

6. Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish “Secret” Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of Economic Barriers between nations n Reduction of Armaments

7. Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish “Secret” Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of Economic Barriers between nations n Reduction of Armaments n Impartial Adjustment of colonial claims

8. Wilson’s 14 Points n Abolish “Secret” Treaties n Freedom of the Seas n Removal of Economic Barriers between nations n Reduction of Armaments n Impartial Adjustment of colonial claims n League of Nations

9. Wilson at Versailles

10. Problems with the Treaty of Versailles

11. n Isolationists were afraid of entangling alliances

12. Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists were afraid of entangling alliances n Right Wingers thought the Germans got off to easy

13. Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists were afraid of entangling alliances n Right Wingers thought the Germans got off to easy n Liberals claimed the peace was too harsh

14. Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists were afraid of entangling alliances n Right Wingers thought the Germans got off to easy n Liberals claimed the peace was too harsh n German-Americans thought Germany got screwed

15. Problems with the Treaty of Versailles n Isolationists were afraid of entangling alliances n Right Wingers thought the Germans got off to easy n Liberals claimed the peace was too harsh n German-Americans thought Germany got screwed n Irish-Americans thought the British got too much

16. Warren G. Harding and a “Return to Normalcy