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Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points

-4 main points:


-Open Agreement


-Free Trade


-Democracy


-Self-Determination


-More optimistic than realistic


-pushed for more lenient terms for Germany

Treaty of Versailles

-1919


-Ended WW1 between Germany and the allies


-Full responsibility for causing the war is put on Germany


-Germany forces to pay reparations

Treaty of St. Germain

-1919


-Ended the war between Austria and he allies


-Registers the breakup of the Habsburh Empire


-Covenant of the League of Nations integrally included

Treaty of Neuilly

1919


-Ends WW1 between Bulgaria and the allies


-Bulgaria is forced to ceceed land to Greece and Yugoslavia


Treaty of Trianon

-1920


-Ends WW1between Hungary and the allies


-Registered the status of Hungary as an independent state with defined borders


-Hungary loses 2/3 of its former territory

Treaty of Sévres

-1920


-Ends WW1 between the Ottoman Empire and the allies


-The Ottoman Empire is abolished


-They lose all of their colonies

Treaty of Lausanne

-1923


-Between Turkey and the allies


-Recognises the territory of modern Turkey


-Allies abandon all claims to spheres of influence in Turkey

Aaland Islands

-1917-1921


-These islands are equidistant between Finland and Sweden


-They traditionally belonged to Finland but the inhabitants wanted to be governes by Sweden


-League decided that the islands were to stay in Finland's possession and it was demilitarized

Polish-Soviet War

-1919-1921


-Poland becomes an independent nation with unclear eastern border with Russia


-Alliance is made with Ukrainian nationalist


-With help of League Poland was able to defeat Soviets, establish an eastern border, and halted spread of Bolshevikism is Western Europe

Fiume

-1920


-Kingdom of Serbs, Croatz, and Slovenes as well as Italy wanted to establish a buffer state


-Pushed to be a free and independent state


-Fell when later annexed by Italy on 1924

League's Mandate System

-Colonies taken away from members of the Triple Alliance


-Colonies putt into 3 categories: A, B, and C


-Looked over by members of league, France, Great Britain, Japan, etc.

Upper Silesia Plebiscite

-1921


-The Treaty of Versailles had given the people of upper silesia the right to have a referendum whether they wanted to be part of Germany or Poland


- an extremely close lead to mass riots


- league split Upper Silesia between Germany and Poland

Fascist Party

-Founded by Benito Mussolini in 1921


-Rooted in Italian nationalism and the desire to restore former territory


-Opposed free thinking liberalism and Marxist socialism

Washington Treaties

-1921-1922


-US response to rising tensions in the Pacific and naval arms race


-Four Power pact: recognition of.possessions in Pacific


-Five Power pact: agreed to a fixed naval ratio and a 10 year moratorium on new naval armaments


-Nine Power pact: Opened China up for fair and equal trade as well as establishing a respect of China's authority

Locarno Treaty

-1925


-Relations with Germany normalized


- Germany accepted its new borders and renounce violence


- improved Western European diplomatic climate

Ruhr Crisis

-1923


-Germany fails to pay second reparation payment of 2 billion gold marks


- French in Belgian soldiers invade the Ruhr region of Germany


- Massive German inflation and workers strikes


- End of Entente

Corfu Incident

-1923


-Italian efficient assassinated in Greek territory


- in retaliation delayed decides to send an ultimatum to Greece requesting the prosecution of the assassin and pay reparations


- Greece appealed to the league, they urged Greece to pay the reparations

Greco-Bulgarian War

-1925


-The Greek soldier allegedly chased his dog over the border of Macedonia and he was shot accidentally


- Alternatively Bulgarian soldiers related to the Greek border and attacked the Greek outpost


- grease is belligerent party and invades Bulgaria but league forces Greece to withdraw and pay compensation


- Faith lost in league because of differential treatment between and smaller and larger powers

First Five-Year Plan

-1928-1932


-Focused on collectivization and industrialization


- An attempt to erase any trace of capitalism


- Emphasis on heavy industry


- All industry and services nationalized


- Forced collectivization of farms: enormous human life cost


Geneva disarmament conference

-1930-1934


-Germany believed it should have an equal army to France


-France how I ever wanted Germany's army to stay smaller in order to prevent future conflict

Lytton Report

-1931


-Labels Japan as the belligerent party in the Manchurian incident

Manchurian invasion: Manchukuo

-1931


-Japan invades Manchuria immediately following the Mukden incident


-Mukden Incident: Japanese generals planted a bomb instead of to explode on a Japanese owned railroad in Manchuria and used it as a reason to invade


-Manchukuo is the now puppeted Manchuria

Second Year Plan

- 1933-1938


-emphasis on heavy industry and communication, especially railroads


- introduce childcare to motivate mothers to contribute to workforce


- industry shift from consumer goods to military goods

Corporate State

- 1934


-Employers and employees syndicates were linked together in associations to collectively represent the nation's economy


- Producers work alongside the state to set economic policies


- This is done partly in an attempt to reduce class conflict through collaboration

Amau Doctrine

- 1934


-Japanese Monroe Doctrine


- Asia is now with in Japan spear of influence and any foreign intervention will not be tolerated by Japan

Stresa Front

-1935


Great Britain France and Italy meet to discuss a new German air force


- They wanted Germany to confirm the content of the Treaty of Versailles and not break it


- Ultimately failed because of the Anglo German naval agreement


Hoare-Laval Pact

-1935


-Great Britains and Frances response to the Italian invasion of Abyssinia


- 2/3 of a Abyssinia would go to Italy and 1/3 would stay Abyssinian


- Deal ultimately failed

Mutual Assistance Pact

- Soviet Union in France mutually assist each other in case of aggression or offensive by Germany


- if the Soviet Union or France were to come under threat by another European state they can engage in a mutual coalition under Article 10 of the league


- Soviet Union in France will fully support each other under an unprovoked attack

Anglo-German Agreement

- 1936


-Germany's Navy was allowed to be up to 35% of the Royal Navy's size


Anti Comintern Pact

- 1936


-Nazi Germany and the Empire of Japan join together obstinately directed against the Communist International


- formed the basis of the axis

Braind-Kellogg Pact

- 1928


-international agreement in which signatory states promised not to use war to resolve disputes or conflicts

Neutrality Act

- in 1935 the United States forbade the sale of arms are loans to belligerent parties


- In 1937 it extended previous act to include civil war and this eventually became permanent

Little Entente

- made up by Poland (1921), Czechoslovakia (1924), Romania (1926), and Yugoslavia (1927)


- formed in part to prevent the restoration of the Habsburg Empire


Protectionism

- The shielding of a country's domestic industries from foreign competition by import taxes and other economic barriers

Isolationism

-Foreign policies institutionalized by leaders who asserted their nation's best interests were served best by distancing themselves from others


-Method for limiting international involvement