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7-4.2 Burnette

Outcomes of World War I

TermDefinition
Fourteen Points President Wilson’s plan to end WWI with peace without victory; Germany wanted this
Treaty of Versailles Treaty ending WWI, blamed Germany for starting the war, greatly angering Germany
League of Nations international body designed to enforce the Versailles Treaty and keep the peace; it failed
diplomatic concerning relations between countries
economic making, trading, and moving goods and services
President Woodrow Wilson U.S. President just before, during, and just after WWI
proposals ideas or plans
self-determination when a country or people is / are free to be who or what it /they want(s) to be
punitive designed to harshly punish
subsequent after or following
enhance to improve or make better
prevail to win
"War Guilt Clause" the part of the Treaty of Versailles in which Germany accepted responsibility for starting the war
reparations forcing a country to pay money for something it did
demilitarization not allowing the army in a certain place
Rhineland area between Germany and France with lots of German industry; demilitarized after WWI
Alsace-Lorraine region which France and Germany both claimed and fought over; France took it back after WWI
retribution getting even; forcing to pay back
moral persuasion asking, begging, or trying to convince
international forum place where countries discuss things and resolve or fix issues
Changes in political boundaries in Europe following World War I Germany lost territory, including colonies and split; Austria-Hungary collapsed, Ottoman Empire collapsed, Yugoslavia formed, Russia lost western territories, including Poland and the Baltic states
Allied Powers during the Treaty of Versailles negotiations, this refers to Britain, France, Italy, and the U.S.
Central Powers during WWI, this primarily refers to Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk Treaty where Russia surrendered to Germany during WWI
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