Diplomacy outside the League Flashcards

5.1

1
Q

what happened in 1925 between France and Germany?

A

Gustav Stresemann and Aristide Briand met and signed a treaty to help improve relations between the two

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2
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Where did France and Germany meet?

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Locarno, Switzerland

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3
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how many treaties did France and Germany agree on?

A

7 treaties

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4
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What were some of the treaties Germany agreed to?

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  • accepted the borders that the Treaty had defined
  • giving up Alsace Lorraine
  • agreed to work together to settle disputes peacefully
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5
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who was the Locarno Treaties also signed by?

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  • Britain
  • Italy
  • Belgium
  • Czechoslovakia
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6
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what did the Locarno Treaties mean for the countries involved?

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  • they agreed they would not go to war
  • if any of the countries broke the treaty, they would support the country that was invaded
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7
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why were the Locarno Treaties significant?

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  • represented an end to German resentment towards the ToV
  • Germany was trying to become a peaceful nation- relations improved so much that in 1926, Germany could join the League
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8
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why would some people say the Locarno Treaty was a failure for the League?

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the League should have been at the forefront of any international agreements regarding peace but they had nothing to do with it

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9
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what happened in 1926 with Stresemann and Briand?

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  • awarded the Nobel Peace Prize- in recognition of their work at Locarno in creating a treaty that created peace between the 2 enemies
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10
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what year was the Kellogg- Briand Pact?

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1928

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11
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how many countries met for the Kellogg- Briand Pact?

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65 countries

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12
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where did the 65 countries meet for the Kellogg- Briand Pact?

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Paris

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13
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what agreement was signed as part of the Kellogg- Briand Pact?

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they would not use war as a way to solve disputes

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14
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what were the first countries involved in the Kellogg- Briand Pact?

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  • Germany
  • France
  • USA
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15
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why did the Kellogg- Briand Pact take place outside of the League?

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Germany & the USA were not members of the League- therefore this agreement took place outside the League

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16
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what year was the Rapallo Treaty signed in?

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1922

17
Q

what treaty were Russia forced to sign?

A

the Treaty of Brest- Litovsk

18
Q

what did the Treaty of Brest- Litovsk do to Russia?

A
  • took away vast quantities of land
  • forced Russia to pay heavy reparations to Germany
19
Q

where did German and Russian representatives meet to sign the Rapallo Treaty?

A

Rapallo, Italy

20
Q

what did the Rapallo Treaty consist of?

A
  • Germany would return the money
  • Germany would return the land
  • the 2 countries would cooperate
21
Q

between what years was the Washington Arms Conference?

A

1921-1922

22
Q

what was the Washington Arms Conference also known as?

A

the Washington Naval Conference

23
Q

who was the Washington Arms Conference held and organised by?

A

the USA

24
Q

what did countries discuss at the Washington Arms Conference?

A

how big navies could be

25
Q

what did Britain, France and Japan all agree on at the Washington Arms Conference?

A
  • Britain & the USA could have the same size navy
  • for every 5 tonnes each of Britain’s & the USA’s battleships weighed- Japan could have 3 tonnes
26
Q

what is significant about Britain, France & Japan attending as individual countries- rather than sending representatives?

A
  • says a lot about their attitudes towards the League and what their priorities were