Germany- treaty of versailles Flashcards

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1
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what was the armistice

A

agreement to stop fighting. NOT surrender

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2
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when was the conference to settle peace terms and where

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18 Jan 1919 at Versailles

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3
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when were Germans allowed to attend/ see peace terms

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7 May 1919

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4
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when did the allies give germany an ultimatum and for how long to sign the ToV

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16 June 1919 for 7 day

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5
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when was the Treaty of Versailles signed

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28 June

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6
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what was a diktat

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an order/ decree imposed by someone of power without popular consent

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7
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who left government after the treaty terms were revealed

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Scheidemann

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8
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when did the reichstag vote to accept the treaty

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22 June 1919

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9
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what percentage of world leaders showed up at the Conference

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75%

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10
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who was in charge of each of the allied powers

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Britain- David LLoyd George
France- Georges Clemenceau
USA- Woodrow Wilson

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11
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3 main aims of USA

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  • reduce armaments
  • apply principle of self-determination
  • create League of Nations
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12
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3 main aims of France

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  • annex Rhineland
  • impose major disarmament
  • heavy reperations to weaken
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3 main aims of Britain

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  • guarantee naval supremacy
  • keep communism at bay
  • limit French demands out of fear weakening Germany would have huge implications for European economy
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14
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what happened to Germany’s colonies

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all overseas territories removed

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15
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how many soldiers could germany have and what could they not produce

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100k, tanks

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16
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how many men/battleships was the navy limited to

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15k men, 6 battleships

17
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what happened under Article 231

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germany accepted guilt for starting war

18
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how much did Germany have to pay in reperations

19
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who notably was put on trail for war crimes

20
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what is national self determination

A

nations being able to decide whether they govern themselves

21
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what acronym can the consequences be put into

22
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what was TRAWL

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Territory
Reparations
Armed force
War guilt
League of Nations

23
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who became chancellor after Scheidemann

24
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In Germany, how many voted for/against treaty

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237 for, 138 against

25
who told Ebert resistance to treaty would be futile after who said to resist
Groener after Hindenburg said to resist
26
what was the policy of fulfilment
agreement to outwardly comply with terms of treaty whilst negotiating modifications to it
27
who were seen as the November criminals
politicians who now governed Germany as they had betrayed fatherland in dethroning Kaiser, signing armistice and accepting treaty
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who saw politicians as the november criminals
right wing parties