The Big Three
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- Created on: 16-02-14 21:09
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- The Big Three
- The mood in 1919
- France, Britain and the USA felt that Germany should be blamed for the war.
- Georges Clemenceau (France)
- Wanted to cripple Germany so that it wouldn't attack again.
- Realist and knew he had to compromise but wanted to weaken Germany.
- Woodrow Wilson (USA)
- Germany should be punished but not too harshly as Germany would take revenge.
- Aimed to strengthen Germany's democracy so that Germany's people wouldn't want to start another war.
- Wilson was an idealist and wanted a peaceful and better world.
- David Lloyd George (Great Britain)
- Punished but not too harshly, wanted Germany to lose its navy and colonies because Britain thought they threatened the British Empire.
- Wanted to begin trading between Britain and Germany.
- Before war, Germany had been Britain's largest trading partner.
- More jobs for British.
- The mood in 1919
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