A plan for world peace

What was the primary goal of the League of Nations?

• To impose severe sanctions on Germany

• To reduce armaments

• To establish new political boundaries in Europe

• To end the Austrian-Hungarian Empire

Why did opponents in the U.S. Congress argue against participation in the League of Nations?

• They believed it would lead to unnecessary military commitments

• They wanted to establish new political boundaries in Europe

• They wanted to avoid participation in the Treaty of Versailles

• They believed it would increase U.S. sovereignty

What did the Senate refuse to ratify?

• The Treaty of Versailles

• The League of Nations

• The reparation payments

• The new political boundaries in Europe

Why did American support for isolationism regain popularity after World War I?

• Because the war brought little gains for Americans

• Because the French and British leaders were more concerned with punishment of Germany

• Because it resulted in increased involvement of British and French in the Middle East

• Because it established 9 new nations including Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia

What did the Treaty of Versailles impose on Germany?

• Reduction of armaments

• Freedom of the seas

• Severe sanctions and reparation payments

• Removal of trade barriers

What did the Treaty of Versailles establish in Europe?

• New political boundaries

• The League of Nations

• The Austrian-Hungarian Empire

• The Ottoman Empire

What was the result of the Treaty of Versailles?

• Increased involvement of British and French in the Middle East

• Establishment of 9 new nations

• Increased U.S. sovereignty

• Removal of trade barriers

Which countries were included in the new political boundaries established by the Treaty of Versailles?

• Germany, Poland, and Czechoslovakia

• France, Britain, and the United States

• Austria, Hungary, and Yugoslavia

• Romania, Bulgaria, and Poland