| A | B |
|---|
| the United States, England, France and Italy | the "Big Four" |
| President of the United States during WWI | Woodrow Wilson |
| the representative from France | Georges Clemenceau |
| the representative from England | David Lloyd George |
| the representative from Italy | Vittorio Orlando |
| President Wilson's plan for achieve a just and lasting peace--called "a peace without victory" | Fourteen Points |
| In regards to overseas possessions, or colonies, this word means to allow people to decide for themselves what type of government they want to have. | self-determination |
| Wilson's fourteenth point called for a "general association of nations" that could peacefully negotiate solutions to world conflicts. The U.S. would not join this. | the League of Nations |
| This was the name of the peace settlement that the Allies signed with the Central Powers. It punished Germany severely. | the Treaty of Versailles |
| means to pay back for damages done. As in, when Germany had to pay the Allies $33 billion after the war. | reparations |
| Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles placed sole responsiblity of the war on Germany's shoulders. What was another name for this article? | the "war guilt' clause |
| Why was the Treaty of Versailles considered a "peace built on quicksand"? | Germany was bitter for being blamed for the war and having to pay repartations. Other countries (Russia, Italy and Japan) felt cheated because wanted more land. Colonial people upset because Allies disregarded self-determination. And, League of Nations was weak because U.S. never did join. |
| About how many soldiers died in WWI? | 8.5 million, 21 million soldiers wounded |
| About how much money did WWI cost? | about 338 billion |
| a generation of young people, artists being their voice, who felt dissillusionment after the war. They started to question traditional values, morals, traditions and institutions. | the Lost Generation |
