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The Big Four: Great Britian
David Lloyd George, wanted economic punishments for Germany and its allies, naval strength, and wanted to protect the British Empire
The Big Four: France
George Clemenceau, wanted to weaken the German army, protect French borders, and wanted Alsace and Lorraine, a piece of land that Germany had won.
The Big Four: USA
Woodrow Wilson, global peace, stability, and fix war’s root causes
The Big Four: Italy
Vittorio Orlando, wanted more land
Paris Peace Conference
a way to negotiate and determine the terms of the war and peace that followed, as everyone wanted something different. Also needed to determine the best course of action for the future, to avoid more losses than the 16 million from the war.
Wilsons 14 points
Freedom of the seas, self-determination for colonies, League of nations, no secret alliances, restore Alsace and Lorraine to france
self determination
the process by which a group of people, usually with a high degree nation consciousness, form their own state and government
League of nations
a group of 40 countries formed to negotiate disputes to avoid future wars, US did not join since they did not ratify the treaty (terms were to hard of germany, did not want revenge, wanted to stay out of european conflicts)
Treaty of Versailles
reduced german army size and banned conscription and weapon making, made germany pay reparations and war damages, germany must take responsibility and blame for starting war
War Guilt Clause
stated the germany must take responsibility for starting the war an pay reparations
Impact of the Treaty of Versailles of Germany
weakened their army, lost its colonies, economic issues (due to amount of reparations)
results of WWI
death of over 16 million people, collapse of empires and forming of new nations, ex. Russia, Germany, Ottomans, and Austria-Hungary