Chapter 1 Were The Peace Treaties of 1919-23 Fair? Part 2

What did the "Big Three" agree upon in terms of the League of Nations at the Paris Peace Conference?

• a) To establish the League and promote collective security

• b) To dissolve the League and establish a new world order

• c) To exclude the United States from the League

• d) To expand the League's membership to all nations

What were Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points?

• a) A set of economic policies to stimulate the American economy

• b) A plan for the reconstruction of Europe after World War I

• c) A proposal for the League of Nations

• d) A statement of U.S. neutrality in World War I

What was the primary goal of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points?

• a) To punish the Central Powers for their role in World War I

• b) To promote self-determination and establish lasting peace

• c) To expand American territorial holdings

• d) To create a powerful military alliance

What happened to many of Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points at the Treaty of Versailles negotiations?

• a) They were accepted in their entirety

• b) They were rejected and had no influence on the treaty

• c) They were partially incorporated into the treaty

• d) They were presented at a different conference

The Weimar Republic was established in Germany after the end of (a)   .

The Treaty of Versailles imposed significant (a)   on Germany.

The economic difficulties faced by the Weimar Republic, including hyperinflation, were partly caused by the massive war (a)   and reparations payments.

In 1923, Germany experienced a hyperinflation crisis, leading to the use of (a)   notes with ever-increasing values.

The Weimar Republic faced political instability with the rise of extremist political groups, including the (a)   and the Communists.

In 1923, France occupied the Ruhr region of Germany as a response to Germany's inability to make (a)   payments.