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Match the leaders to there goals at the paris peace conference

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kozerog [31]3 years ago

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President Woodrow Wilson of EEUU - Lasting peace and justice
Primer Minister Orlando of Italy - Territories promises earlier to his country
Primer Minister David Lloyd George of Britain - Money to rebuild his country
Primer Minister Clemenceau of France - Punishment for Germany

Explanation:

The Paris Peace Conference was the meeting in 1919 of the Allies after the armistice to agree the conditions of peace with the countries of the Central Powers: Germany, the Ottoman Empire, Bulgaria, Austria and Hungary, the latter two as representatives of the disappeared Austro-Hungarian Empire. The allies began their negotiation work with each other on January 18, 1919 under the direction of the Committee of Four: Wilson, Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Orlando, although those who really led the negotiations were the first three. The conquered countries was not allowed to attend these meetings, so they decided the future of the vanquished were the victors, who had different positions.

Positions of the allies

UK

• He had no territorial claims in Europe but aspired to win colonies in Africa and Asia.

• He wanted the destruction of the German naval fleet.

• I did not want to sink Germany so as not to strengthen France.

• He also asked for compensation.

U.S

• Creation of the League of Nations to guarantee the future peace of the world.

• Create new borders according to nationalities and compensation.

France

• Recovery of Alsace-Lorraine.

• Occupying the western part of the Rhine militarily and creating an independent state in the Rhineland.

• Weaken militarily and definitely Germany. (Opposition to the union of Germany and Austria)

• Territorial earnings and compensation.

Kingdom of Italy

• Application of the Treaty of London: annexation of Trentino, Alto Adige, Trieste, Istria and Dalmatia.

• Colonial profits in the Middle East and Africa and war indemnities.

SVEN [57.7K]3 years ago

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I didn't find this one until after I had taken the test... Switch the two that are wrong, and the other person is exactly correct, in case anyone has some doubts (:

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