The impact of the Versailles settlement on Germany 4.5 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? HistoryDemocracy and Nazism: Germany 1918-1945The impact of the Versailles settlement on GerrmanyASAQA Created by: theblazingoptimistCreated on: 28-04-16 11:11 Name three terms of the Treaty of Versailles. Lost 13% of German territory, army limited to 100,00 men, Germany had to pay £6.6 billion in reparations 1 of 10 Why were most Germans against Wilson's Fourteen Points? Self-determination wasn't given to Germany - many non-Germans made to live outside country 2 of 10 Why were most Germans angry about the level of reparations? They felt they were too high + would cripple German economy 3 of 10 Why did the signing of the ToV cause a political crisis in Germany? Schiedmann and ministers reject Treaty but majority of cabinet believe Germany had no choice but to sign 4 of 10 How did the pro-Republican parties react to the Treaty? SPD + allies afraid of consequencs of signing, asked main opponents to state those doing so weren't unpatriotic 5 of 10 What did the pro-republican parties believe was the best course of action in sgining the Treaty? Outwardly complying w/ terms whilst negotiating modifications - "policy of fulfillment" 6 of 10 How did German nationalists respond to the ToV? Led to them joining groups to overthrow the Republic 7 of 10 How did Britain react to the ToV? Public = satisfied @ loss of Ger. naval fleet, Lloyd George wanted Ger. strong enough to resist USSR 8 of 10 How did France react to the ToV? Many thought it was too lenient, Clemencaeu blamed + loses @ next election 9 of 10 How did the USA react to the ToV? Believed it was too harsh + used to enrich G.B + Fr. Wilson failed to win a Congressional vote to ratify it. 10 of 10
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