HISTORY
, PEACEMAKER
WOODROW WILSON
(president of the USA)
However long vident is the must
or a wa r
opposing sides make peace
eventually.
But peace is hard to achieve .
All the diplomats agreed that their job
as peacemakers is to avoid another wa.
r However ,
none of them new how
to .
do that
Character
An idealist and a
Any treaty is a balancing .
ac t The peacemakers have to keep the
reformer .
victors happy but ensure that the defeated country accepts the terms
He was obstinate of the peace .
He was against corruption
,
but had
of African
problems
americans
with rights
-
E
"
possible
,
sY it
/IIIIIII111111111111/
to make Treatie fair ?
S
HIGH HOPES
Don't be too * There ideas of Woodrow
harsh
Germany the Wilson
·
on we re who
·
Strengthen democracy in defeated countries gave great optimism in 1919 on how peacemakers
·
Give self-determination could build a better and m o re peaceful world
.
·
International co-operation
, * FACT FILE
X
S &
J
THE FOURTEEN POINTS
PARIS DEACE CONFERENCE
I
No secret treaties
2
Free access to the seas in peacetime
N
The Conference took place in the Palace of
or wartime Versailles .
.
3 Free trade between countries It lasted for twelve months
N
.
Y All countries to work towards disarmament 32
~
nations were
supposed to be represented ,
but
5 Colonies to have in their future from the defeated countries invited
a
say ow n . no one was
G
German troops to leave Russia
.
~
Five treaties were drawn up at the Conference
7 Independence for Belgium The main one wa s the
Treaty of Versailles
,
which
8 France to regain Alsace -
Loraine dealt with Germany's allies .
9 Frontier between Austria and
Italy to be
N
All of the important decisions on the fate of
adjusted Germany were taken by Clemenceau ,
Lloyd George
10 Self-determination for of "The
the people eastern and Wilson who together we re known as
Europe .
Big Three"
11
Serbia to have access to the sea .
N
The Big Three we re supported by a
huge
12
self-determination for Turkish people .
army
of diplomats and expert advisers ,
but the
13 Poland to become independent and gain Big three often ignored their advice .
access to sea
Mi League of Nations to be
bet up
. -
, PEACEMAKER
WOODROW WILSON
(president of the USA)
However long vident is the must
or a wa r
opposing sides make peace
eventually.
But peace is hard to achieve .
All the diplomats agreed that their job
as peacemakers is to avoid another wa.
r However ,
none of them new how
to .
do that
Character
An idealist and a
Any treaty is a balancing .
ac t The peacemakers have to keep the
reformer .
victors happy but ensure that the defeated country accepts the terms
He was obstinate of the peace .
He was against corruption
,
but had
of African
problems
americans
with rights
-
E
"
possible
,
sY it
/IIIIIII111111111111/
to make Treatie fair ?
S
HIGH HOPES
Don't be too * There ideas of Woodrow
harsh
Germany the Wilson
·
on we re who
·
Strengthen democracy in defeated countries gave great optimism in 1919 on how peacemakers
·
Give self-determination could build a better and m o re peaceful world
.
·
International co-operation
, * FACT FILE
X
S &
J
THE FOURTEEN POINTS
PARIS DEACE CONFERENCE
I
No secret treaties
2
Free access to the seas in peacetime
N
The Conference took place in the Palace of
or wartime Versailles .
.
3 Free trade between countries It lasted for twelve months
N
.
Y All countries to work towards disarmament 32
~
nations were
supposed to be represented ,
but
5 Colonies to have in their future from the defeated countries invited
a
say ow n . no one was
G
German troops to leave Russia
.
~
Five treaties were drawn up at the Conference
7 Independence for Belgium The main one wa s the
Treaty of Versailles
,
which
8 France to regain Alsace -
Loraine dealt with Germany's allies .
9 Frontier between Austria and
Italy to be
N
All of the important decisions on the fate of
adjusted Germany were taken by Clemenceau ,
Lloyd George
10 Self-determination for of "The
the people eastern and Wilson who together we re known as
Europe .
Big Three"
11
Serbia to have access to the sea .
N
The Big Three we re supported by a
huge
12
self-determination for Turkish people .
army
of diplomats and expert advisers ,
but the
13 Poland to become independent and gain Big three often ignored their advice .
access to sea
Mi League of Nations to be
bet up
. -
