Causes Of WW2 And Treaty Of Versailles

Question 1

Treaty of Versailles conditions

Answer 1

Blame
Reparations
Army
Territiory

Question 2

Name the 4 causes of ww2

Answer 2

Treaty of Versailles, League Of Nations, Great Depression, Rise of the Nazi Party

Question 3

How did the treaty of Versailles cause ww2?

Answer 3

It had devastating economic and political consequences for Germany

Question 4

How did the LON cause WW2

Answer 4

Because Germany wasn’t invited to join

Question 5

How did the Great Depression cause ww2

Answer 5

The economic downturn allowed dictators to come to power more easily

Question 6

How did the Rise of the Nazi party cause ww2

Answer 6

Due to anger and misinformation following ww1, Hitlers charisma and belief that Germany could be great, led to his appointment to chancellor in 1933

Question 7

What was purpose of the treaty of Versailles

Answer 7

To blame Germany for WW1, weaken them, and avoid them starting another war

Question 8

What was the treaty of Versailles

Answer 8

Treaty signed in the palace of Versailles, France in 1919, involving the punishment of Germany following ww1

Question 9

What were the territory terms of the treaty of Versailles

Answer 9

-Alsace must be returned to France
-Germany forbidden to unite with Austria
-Land between Germany and Poland was given to Poland
-Saar given to France (place with the most coal fuel)

Question 10

What were the military terms of the treaty

Answer 10

-German army restricted to 100,000 men
-Navy could have six battleships, no submarines
-No airforce
-Rhineland demilitarised

Question 11

Financial terms of the treaty

Answer 11

-Reparations, pay back 132 billion gold marks from damage
-not allowed to join LON
-Accept responsibility for all damage and loss occurring in ww1