The 'Big Three' at the Parish Peace Conference
A quick mind map of the attitudes towards Germany, the public opinion and key aims of the 'Big Three' (France, Britain and America).
- Created by: morganlocky
- Created on: 02-04-14 17:31
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- The Big Three at the Paris Peace Conference
- Georges Clemenceau (FR)
- Clemenceau hated Germany and wanted to blame them for the war.
- Clemenceau was under pressure by the French public to make Germany suffer.
- His key aims was to enforce a harsh treaty and make Germany suffer so they would never be able to threaten France again.
- Woodrow Wilson (USA)
- Wilson believed that Germany should be blamed but the treaty should not be too harsh.
- Wilson's key aim was to be able to achieve his 14 points.
- America was practically left untouched after the war so the American people we'rent very passionate about what went on.
- David Lloyd George (UK)
- Many British people wanted a harsh peace treaty that severely punished Germany.
- He wanted Germany to be 'justly' punished.
- He wanted Britain to begin trading with German again to recover from the war. He did not agree with Wilson's 14 points.
- Georges Clemenceau (FR)
- He wanted Germany to be 'justly' punished.
- Many British people wanted a harsh peace treaty that severely punished Germany.
- David Lloyd George (UK)
- He wanted Britain to begin trading with German again to recover from the war. He did not agree with Wilson's 14 points.
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