Treaty Of Versailles Research Paper

In this paper my objective is to analyze a lesson and compose a page review. The page review is based on a primary source document of my choice. I will discuss the roaring twenties. Within my discussion, I will talk about when it was created, who wore it, etc. I will also discuss the significant events within that time. The topic of this paper is The Treaty of Versailles, which plays a big part of my objective. These important years played an important role is history, which has changed to the America we know today, this important year was 1919. Everyone knows The Treaty of Versailles was a special day, but not everyone knows who wrote it. There were three men who wrote the Treaty of Versailles. These men were David Lloyd George, George Clemenceau, …show more content…
Wilson was a very educated individual, he attended four different universities. Wilson began his college career in 1883 at Davidson College, after that he attended Princeton University, then he studied law at the University of Virginia, later he ended his career by attending Johns Hopkins University, “and earned his Ph.D. in political science and history at Johns Hopkins University”. There are a lot of audience’s intended to in The Treaty of Versailles. Like France, Great Britain, the Soviet Union, Russia, etc. These main audiences were Germany Allied Powers, and Associated Powers. Why Germany and the Allied Powers? Well, because these countries were at war, some countries joined together and fought other countries. So the document was written to end the war (World War 1) also stop the violence as well as the killings. The story line of the document is to end World War 1, as for what is going in the document. It is ultimately the clarifications and reasons of why the war must …show more content…
America economy was growing, “producing rapid rises in production and personal wealth”. Before The Treaty of Versailles was a developing growing economy. This was the time America pushed prohibition on alcoholism, transportation, importation, etc. I believe they were trying to make the country great. They were growing with currency also by banning certain activities. The Treaty of Versailles was good idea, but some say it was a failure. Some also say Germany was treated unfairly, which to a point is true somewhat. In the document it states that “Germany cannot build any fortifications 50 kilometers east of the Rhine”. Each country had their own limitations and rules so everyone could be treated