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67 Cards in this Set
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What did the t.f.v decide regarding the Rhineland? |
Demilitarisation |
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What percentage of its land did G lose as a result of t.f.v? |
10% |
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Name four of the other treaties that dealt with the defeated power and also the countries the dealt with them plus their dates |
St Germain 1919 with Austria Neuilly 1919 with Bulgaria Trianon 1920 with Hungary Sevres 1920 + Lausanne 1923 with Turkey |
Ga Nb Th Slt |
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Who led the independent Bavarian Republic until his murder in 1919? |
Kurt Eisner |
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Woodrow Wilsons 14 pts |
1. No secret treaties 2. Free access to the seas in peacetime and wartime 3. Free trade between countries 4. All countries work towards disarmament 5. Colonies to have a say in their own future 6. German troops to leave Russia 7. Independence for Belgium 8. France to regain Alsace-Lorraine 9. Frontier between Austria and Italy to be adjusted 10. Self-determination for people of Eastern Europe (they should rule themselves and not be ruled by empires) 11. Serbia to have access to the sea 12. Self-determination for the people in the Turkish empire 13. Poland to become an independent state with access to the sea 14. League of Nations to be set up |
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Woodrow Wilsons 14 pts |
1. No secret treaties 2. Free access to the seas in peacetime and wartime 3. Free trade between countries 4. All countries work towards disarmament 5. Colonies to have a say in their own future 6. German troops to leave Russia 7. Independence for Belgium 8. France to regain Alsace-Lorraine 9. Frontier between Austria and Italy to be adjusted 10. Self-determination for people of Eastern Europe (they should rule themselves and not be ruled by empires) 11. Serbia to have access to the sea 12. Self-determination for the people in the Turkish empire 13. Poland to become an independent state with access to the sea 14. League of Nations to be set up |
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When and where was the Paris peace conference? |
1919-20 at the Palace of Versailles |
It lasted 12 months |
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Woodrow Wilsons 14 pts |
1. No secret treaties 2. Free access to the seas in peacetime and wartime 3. Free trade between countries 4. All countries work towards disarmament 5. Colonies to have a say in their own future 6. German troops to leave Russia 7. Independence for Belgium 8. France to regain Alsace-Lorraine 9. Frontier between Austria and Italy to be adjusted 10. Self-determination for people of Eastern Europe (they should rule themselves and not be ruled by empires) 11. Serbia to have access to the sea 12. Self-determination for the people in the Turkish empire 13. Poland to become an independent state with access to the sea 14. League of Nations to be set up |
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When and where was the Paris peace conference? |
1919-20 at the Palace of Versailles |
It lasted 12 months |
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Three main terms of the t.f.v |
1. War Guilt Clause (article 231) 2. Reparations 3. Disarmament |
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Woodrow Wilsons 14 pts |
1. No secret treaties 2. Free access to the seas in peacetime and wartime 3. Free trade between countries 4. All countries work towards disarmament 5. Colonies to have a say in their own future 6. German troops to leave Russia 7. Independence for Belgium 8. France to regain Alsace-Lorraine 9. Frontier between Austria and Italy to be adjusted 10. Self-determination for people of Eastern Europe (they should rule themselves and not be ruled by empires) 11. Serbia to have access to the sea 12. Self-determination for the people in the Turkish empire 13. Poland to become an independent state with access to the sea 14. League of Nations to be set up |
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When and where was the Paris peace conference? |
1919-20 at the Palace of Versailles |
It lasted 12 months |
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Three main terms of the t.f.v |
1. War Guilt Clause (article 231) 2. Reparations 3. Disarmament |
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How much population did G lose from t.f.v? |
12.5% |
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Woodrow Wilsons 14 pts |
1. No secret treaties 2. Free access to the seas in peacetime and wartime 3. Free trade between countries 4. All countries work towards disarmament 5. Colonies to have a say in their own future 6. German troops to leave Russia 7. Independence for Belgium 8. France to regain Alsace-Lorraine 9. Frontier between Austria and Italy to be adjusted 10. Self-determination for people of Eastern Europe (they should rule themselves and not be ruled by empires) 11. Serbia to have access to the sea 12. Self-determination for the people in the Turkish empire 13. Poland to become an independent state with access to the sea 14. League of Nations to be set up |
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When and where was the Paris peace conference? |
1919-20 at the Palace of Versailles |
It lasted 12 months |
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Three main terms of the t.f.v |
1. War Guilt Clause (article 231) 2. Reparations 3. Disarmament |
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How much population did G lose from t.f.v? |
12.5% |
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When did France and Belgium invade the Ruhr? |
1923 |
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Woodrow Wilsons 14 pts |
1. No secret treaties 2. Free access to the seas in peacetime and wartime 3. Free trade between countries 4. All countries work towards disarmament 5. Colonies to have a say in their own future 6. German troops to leave Russia 7. Independence for Belgium 8. France to regain Alsace-Lorraine 9. Frontier between Austria and Italy to be adjusted 10. Self-determination for people of Eastern Europe (they should rule themselves and not be ruled by empires) 11. Serbia to have access to the sea 12. Self-determination for the people in the Turkish empire 13. Poland to become an independent state with access to the sea 14. League of Nations to be set up |
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When and where was the Paris peace conference? |
1919-20 at the Palace of Versailles |
It lasted 12 months |
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Three main terms of the t.f.v |
1. War Guilt Clause (article 231) 2. Reparations 3. Disarmament |
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How much population did G lose from t.f.v? |
12.5% |
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When did France and Belgium invade the Ruhr? |
1923 |
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When did G default in reparations? |
1922 |
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When was hyperinflation in Germany? |
1923 |
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When was hyperinflation in Germany? |
1923 |
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When was the Sparticist Revolt? |
1919 |
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When was hyperinflation in Germany? |
1923 |
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When was the Sparticist Revolt? |
1919 |
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When and who lead the Kapp Putsch? |
1920 by Dr Wolfgang Kapp |
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When was hyperinflation in Germany? |
1923 |
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When was the Sparticist Revolt? |
1919 |
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When and who lead the Kapp Putsch? |
1920 by Dr Wolfgang Kapp |
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Who introduced the Rentenmark? |
Gusatv Stresemann |
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When was hyperinflation in Germany? |
1923 |
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When was the Sparticist Revolt? |
1919 |
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When and who lead the Kapp Putsch? |
1920 by Dr Wolfgang Kapp |
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Who introduced the Rentenmark? |
Gusatv Stresemann |
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When was the Dawes Plan |
1924 |
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By 1928 pro Weimar Republic parties had... more seats than anti Weimar Republic parties |
136 |
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When and with what agreement did G agree it's western borders with Western Europe? |
1925 with Locarno Pact |
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When and with what agreement did G agree it's western borders with Western Europe? |
1925 with Locarno Pact |
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When was G accepted into the LN? |
1926 |
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When and with what agreement did G agree it's western borders with Western Europe? |
1925 with Locarno Pact |
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When was G accepted into the LN? |
1926 |
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When was the Young Plan? |
1929 |
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When did Hitler become Chancellor of Germany? |
1933 |
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When was the Munich Putsch |
1923 |
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When was the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk |
1918 |
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Corfu |
1923 |
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Geneva Protocol |
1924 (never signed by Britain) |
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When did Greek troops invade Bulgaria? |
1925 |
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When was the Manchurian crisis? |
1931-33 |
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What was the Manchurian crisis and the LN response to it? |
Problem: Japan invaded Manchuria Response: after long delay, no action was taken |
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When was the disarmament conference? |
1932-34 |
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When was the Abyssinian crisis? |
1935-36 |
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The Hoare-Laval Pact |
December 1935 |
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Who were the big three? |
Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau and David Lloyd George |
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Congress vote results for US joining the LN |
Woodrow defeated by 49 votes to 35 |
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What does Article 10 mean? |
Collective security |
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When was a France a member of the LN? |
1919-1945 |
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When was Britain a member of the LN? |
1919-1945 |
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When was Italy a member of the LN? |
1919-1937 |
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When was Japan a member of the LN? |
1919-1932 |
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When was G a member of the LN? |
1926-1933 |
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When was the USSR a member of the LN? |
1934-1939 |
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