From 1919-1920 in the Palace of Versailles in Paris
The Paris Peace Conference
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January 1918
Woodrow Wilsons 14 Points
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The right of nations to rule themselves
Self-Determination
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Countries working together to seetle disputes, Usually by peaceful means.
International co-operation
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A vote by the people of a state or region on an inportant question, such as union with another country
Plebiscite
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An official order for territory to be taken under the control or protection of a certain country. Often made at the end of wars or long disputes.
Mandate
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A revolt, rebellion or uprising aimed at overthrowing the current goverment
Putsch
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Rapidly rising prices so that money becoms worthless
Hyperinflation
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The American representative assemblies (the equivalent of Parliment in Britain). There are two houses, the Senate and the House of Repersentatives
Congress
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German union with Austria to from a single country
Anschluss
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Withdrawing from international politics and policies
Isolationism
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A right-wing system of goverment denerally led by a single strong leader or dictator who uses physical force and intimidation to maintain control and power
Fascism
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Between 1939-1945
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World War Two
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From 1919-1920 in the Palace of Versailles in Paris
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