Wilson Fights for Peace
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| Wilson was an idealist, he saw past the bitter feelings between Germany and the allies and dreamed of what? | show 🗑
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| show | 1. No secret treaties 2. Freedom of Seas 3. Tariffs should be lowered or abolished 4. Reduce army size 5. imperialists need to think about the people in the country theyre taking over 6-13. Boundary changes 14. League of Nations
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| What were Wilson's 14 points meant to do? | show 🗑
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| Who were the 3 main Allie leaders present at Versailles. How did they feel about peace? | show 🗑
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| show | The "Big Four" allie leaders decided what would happen (The Central Powers werent invited) Wilson conceded most of his fourteen points so the other 3 would agree with a league of nations
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| show | It created Czechloslovakia, Poland, as well as 7 other nations. It shifted boundaries like Alsace and Lorraine was given back to France. It said Germany couldnt have an army and Germany had to pay $33 billion in reparations
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| show | It was INCREDIBLY anti-German, the rules which were meant to surpress the Germans and "get back" at them only made them angry and eventually caused WWII. It ignored Vietnam's cries for independence and took territory from Russia (an Allie)
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| show | The League of Nations. People like Henry Cabot Lodge were suspicious of trying to economically and militarily control Germany, this threatened US isolationism
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| Did the Treaty of Versailles pass through the Senate? | show 🗑
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| show | Nothing really, it created instability and unrest among people and although it was supposed to be the war to end all wars it was to be a cause for a much greater war later on.
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