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the war to end all wars?
name: ashkel_hiredado
date: hemder 15, 2025
period: 5
overview: world war i officially ended with the signing of the treaty of versailles on june 28, 1919. negotiated among the allied powers without little participation by germany, compare wilson’s 14 points with the treaty of versailles and answer the guided questions.
what wilson wanted
january 8, 1918

  1. no secret treaties
  2. international treaties shall be free to navigate during peace
  3. removal of economic barriers related to trade
  4. worldwide reduction of armaments
  5. independence for colonized
  6. the removal of armed forces from belgium
  7. the removal of all foreign forces from russia
  8. alsace - lorraine should be freed & restored, including
  9. the borders of italy will be established; all italians will be
  10. austria - hungary will continue to be independent
  11. serbia, montenegro, and romania will become independent
  12. creation of an independent turkey
  13. poland will become independent
  14. a league of nations will be formed
  • highlight or underline

which points from wilson or the
treaty you believe would have
helped the world maintain peace?
question

  1. what independent

nations are
formed/proposed?

  1. what does it state in

regards to size of a nation
(territory or for a
specific country)?

  1. what does it state

regarding 5 owned
and who should pay
debt?

  1. does it state a country

that should be blamed?
who?

  1. what punishments

does it have?

  1. how does it propose

peace will be
maintained?
14 points
creation of independent
armenia
turkey
world wide reduction
of armies
no specific recognition
of blame - owed
payment
no country
blamed
removal of armed forces
from russia ; belgium
international seas
be free to
travel
treaty of versailles
german colonies, 2/3 lost
because he had to pay old nations
lots of nations
germany must drawn to be
alongside her allies her
germany must pay $50 billion
in damages, he
restrictions
germany must diminish her
army to 100,000
german navy reduced to 6 battleships with no
submarines
germany forbidden from having an air force
formation of poland, estonia, lithuania, latvia
a league of nations established to keep peace
germany was not allowed to join the league of nations

  1. american congress did not approve the treaty and did

not join the league of nations
question
why do you think they are so different?
what is the biggest difference?
question in 1919, when the u.s. senate
eisen how america would vote (treaty of paris and
ratification happened without the (many of the provisions
were not met). it was decided that we needed to set up a
the league would be attacked neither member nation
congress chose to go along with such a plan. why do
you think congress refused?

Explanation:

Brief Explanations

The problem involves analyzing Wilson's 14 Points and the Treaty of Versailles, which relates to historical events and political agreements. The subfield of History under Social Science is the most appropriate as it deals with the study of past events, especially World War I and its aftermath.

Answer:

Social Science - History