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Allied Powers

DO NOW. World War One: Casualties. Allied Powers. Central Powers. France. Before. Before. After. After. France. Key Words. Treaty of Versailles : peace agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I – considered a failure because WWII was just 20 years later.

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Allied Powers

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  1. DO NOW World War One: Casualties Allied Powers Central Powers

  2. France Before Before After After

  3. France

  4. Key Words • Treaty of Versailles: peace agreement signed in 1919 that ended World War I – considered a failure because WWII was just 20 years later.

  5. I. Writing of the Treaty of Versailles: The three main powers who wrote the Treaty of Versailles were Great Britain, France, and the United States. The three central powers, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and the Ottoman Empire, were not allowed to negotiate. What each country wanted out of the treaty largely depended on how they were affected during the war. As we look at the following slides, make an inference about how each country would want to treat Germany after the war. Who would want to treat Germany harshly? Who would be more lenient with Germany?

  6. World War One: Casualties Allied Powers Central Powers

  7. Ban Germany from having a military Make Germany pay reparations Take back Alsace-Lorraine from Germany Germany had to admit guilt for causing the war Wanted reparations, but less than France Were afraid Germany would want war again if they were too harsh Wanted to take German colonies Against reparations Creation of the League of Nations The League of Nations was supposed to prevent future conflicts

  8. III. Major Requirements of the Treaty • 1.Germany had to admit guilt in causing World War I • 2.Germany and Austria lost territory, forming many new countries ( ex. of nationalism)

  9. III. Major Requirements of the Treaty • 3. Germany had to pay reparations • 4. Germany lost most of its military • 5. The League of Nations was created to attempt to resolve future disputes between countries, but was a failure.

  10. Homework: • Complete reading log for chapters 4 & 6 on pps. 4 & 5. • Assignment 6 of Nationalism and WWI packet Reminders: • Reading logs for chapters 1 & 2 should be complete • WWI and Nationalism packet is due this Monday, February 3. • Don’t wait to start your WWI / AQOTWF final projects – they are due February 10

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