The Treaty of Versailles Overview Triple Entente: Losses Britain :  750,000 soldiers killed; 1,500,000 wounded France : 1,400,000 soldiers killed; 2,500,000 wounded Belgium…

A Flawed Peace A conference to decide the outcomes of the war was convened in Paris Jan 1917 Although 32 countries had representatives, only the big 4 mattered (Wilson, the…

Woodrow Wilsonâs 14 Points Wilson wanted a strong yet agreeable peace arrangement Created the 14 points to satisfy this need The Point of the Treaty Main Points: Point One…

Versailles Today Versailles Today Delegates at Versailles, 1919 Delegates at Versailles, 1919 The French wanted to crush Germany in the same place where Bismarck formed it…

The US joins the war The US joins the war The Lusitania- 1915 German Submarines had a habit of targeting civilian passenger ships. In 1915 they sank the Lusitania. The USA…

Weimar Foreign Policy Weimar Foreign Policy HI290- History of Germany 1 Gustav Stresemann (1878-1929): Weimarâs Greatest Statesman? 1907: Enters the Reichstag as the youngest…

Germany in the Aftermath of World War I Unit 3: Nazi Germany and the Holocaust  Unit 3 Overview 5 weeks (now through 12/11) Major topics The Weimar Republic and its failings…

You are in your nation As a nation you are going to make your demands to punish/regain land from Germany. A brief summary of the sentiment of the country is in your notecards.…

9.3 The War Ends I. A Flawed Peace Delegates met at the Paris Peace Conference at the Palace of Versailles (Jan. 1919) 1. Conference led by the Big Four - U.S., G.B., France,…

The Treaty of Versailles (At the Paris Peace Conference) Signed June 28, 1919âEXACTLY 5 years to the day after Franz Ferdinandâs Assassination. The Big Four (Of the Paris…