Terms of the Treaty of Versailles


	Terms of the Treaty of Versailles
	Causes Germany lost 13% of her land The Rhineland was demilitarised Germany was disarmed The Anschluss was forbidden The War Guilt Clause Reparation costs	Effects To make Germany smaller by losing her population and fighting force. To reward those countries most affected. To allow warning for France if Germany would attack (To safeguard France) To prevent Germany from starting another war and to make the winning countries even stronger. To weaken Germany by lowering her population, land space and army To make Germany accept the blame for the war and all the damaged caused, therefore forcing her to pay reparation costs
	Overall summary

To make Germany smaller by losing her population and fighting force. To reward those countries most affected.
To allow warning for France if Germany would attack (To safeguard France)
To prevent Germany from starting another war and to make the winning countries even stronger.
To weaken Germany by lowering her population, land space and army
To make Germany accept the blame for the war and all the damaged caused, therefore forcing her to pay reparation costs

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