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CORE 1: An overview of the peace treaties that ended World War I and their consequences
CORE 1: An overview of the peace treaties that ended World War I and their consequences
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Power and Authority 1919-1946 Core Syllabus HSC Modern History
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The War Guilt Clause that made Germany responsible for the war was
Clause 132
Clause 231
Clause 312
Clause 123
2
The term given to the unification of Germany and Austria is
Anschwoppel
Germaustria
Ankulschwoop
Anschluss
3
Which leader was an idealist?
Vittorio
Lloyd George
Wilson
Clemenceau
4
Germany was not accepted into the League of Nations until
1928
1922
1924
1926
5
The German reparation bill in pounds was
6.6 million
6.6 billion
6.6 trillion
6.6 squillion
6
At Neuilly, Bulgaria lost territory to
Poland
Greece
Trellulent
Turkey
7
The Treaty of Versailles was signed on
28th June 1919
28th June 1918
28th July 1918
28th August 1919
8
The German army was reduced to
100 000
200 000
1 000 000
150 000
9
In the 1918 general election campaign, his party campaigned on the slogans of "Hang the Kaiser"
Wilson
Clemenceau
Vittorio
Lloyd George
10
The principle of co-operation among nations, for the promotion of their common good, is called
self-determination
diktat
collective security
internationalism
11
The peace treaty with Austria was signed at
Sevres
Neuilly
Saint Germain
Trianon
12
The Big Three at the Paris Peace Conference were
Germany, Russia and Italy
Great Britain, France and the United States
France, Russia and Austria
Russia, France and Great Britain
13
In the Treaty of Trianon, Hungary lost territory to
France
Germany
Switzerland
Romania
14
Self-determination is
an international agreement made public
the ability of a nation to decide how it will be governed
acceptance of borders
payments made by a defeated nation
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France was represented by
Georges Clemenceau
Woodrow Wilson
Francois Lloyd George
Alfred Hugenberg