Question

Why did Italy resent foreign powers after the Treaty of Versailles? The Big Three didn’t give Italy the lands that it had been promised before the war. German goods flooded the Italian market, driving local manufacturers out of business. Italy had to pay the costs of the damages to the other Allied Powers during the war. The United States kept Italy out of the League of Nations and formed alliances against it.

Answer 1

Im taking the test now and its The Big Three didn’t give Italy the lands that it had been promised before the war.

Answer 2

The correct answer is A: The Big Three didn’t give Italy the lands that it had been promised before the war.

The Treaty of Versailles was a peace treaty that put an end to World War I. It was led by the Big Three, the winners of the war: David Loyd George from the UK, George Clemenceau from France, and Woodrow Wilson from the US.

Italy's reaction to the decisions accorded in this treaty was very negative, mainly because the Big Three rejected to give to Italy what was its main goal during the war and that cost thousands of Italian lives: to recover the Dalmatian coast and Fiume.