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End of WWI: The Treaty of Versailles. “Palace of Versailles, France,” http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/626457/Palace-of-Versailles . Vocabulary. Vocabulary. Treaty : An official agreement between countries Peace agreement : A treaty that officially ends a war - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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End of WWI: The Treaty of Versailles

“Palace of Versailles, France,” http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/626457/Palace-of-Versailles

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VocabularyPeace

AgreementArmy Colonies Harsh Reparations

Humiliation Air Force Treaty Navy Financial Burden

Debt Blame Bitterness

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Vocabulary• Treaty: An official agreement between countries

• Peace agreement: A treaty that officially ends a war

• Reparations: Paying money to make amends and repair damages to those who

have been wronged

• Financial Burden: The responsibility of paying a large amount of money

• Debt: money that is owed to someone else

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Vocabulary

• Army: Military equipped for fighting on land

• Navy: Military equipped for fighting at sea

• Air force: Military equipped for fighting in the air

• Colonies: Territories under the political control of a foreign power

(imperialism)

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Vocabulary

● Harsh: cruel, severe, unpleasant

● Humiliation: injuring the dignity or self-respect of another

● Blame: assign responsibility or fault for a wrongdoing

● Bitterness: Anger at being treated unfairly

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Positive (+) and Negative (-) wordsPeace

AgreementArmy Colonies Harsh Reparations

Humiliation Air Force Treaty Navy Financial Burden

Debt Blame Bitterness

+ -

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The Treaty of Versailles

Read “The Treaty of Versailles” section on page 24-5 of textbook.

Find 4 main terms imposed on Germany:

1. Germany takes blame for starting the war (war guilt clause)

2. Only allowed a small army and no navy or air force

3. Surrenders all overseas colonies

4. Germany to pay billions of dollars in war reparations

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Before and AfterEurope 1914 Europe 1919

“Europe 1914,” http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Europe_1914.jpg

“Europe in 1919,” http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Europe_in_1919.gif

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German Territory Lost

“German Territorial Losses after the Treaty of Versailles,”http://www.johndclare.net/peace_treaties4.htm

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Who was blamed for WWI?

Allies (Britain, France, Russia) Central Powers (Germany)

Equal

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Recall: Who Caused WWI?Long Term Short Term

● Militarism

● Alliance System

● Imperialism

● Nationalism

● Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand

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Who Caused WWI?

Allies (Britain, France, Russia) Central Powers (Germany)

Equal

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How Fair was the Treaty of Versailles?

Completely Unfair Completely Fair

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Writing your opinion…Did Germany have a right to be angry about the Treaty of Versailles? Why or why not?

Hint: You should talk about…- Who was blamed?- Who should have been blamed?- How unfair was it?