1. The treaties ending World War I were negotiated in Paris in mid-1919 by delegates of the victorious Allies.
2. There were many delegates but the negotiations were dominated by the leaders of France, Britain and the US.
3. French leader Clemenceau urged strong punitive measures against Germany, to prevent the prospect of another war.
4. The Treaty of Versailles, deemed Germany to be entirely responsible for the war and liable to pay reparations.
5. The terms of the treaty were severe, restricting Germany’s industrial production and military; this was widely supported in Britain and France but caused outrage in Germany.
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A. because after WW1 the US isolated itself from everyone else to focus on only the US. :)
Bartolomé de las Casas (1484-1566) was oficially known as "Protector of the Indians" as he became the main defender of the rights of the indigenous people under the Spanish ruling, after watching all types of abuses performed on them by the Spanish. He rejected his 'Encomienda' (Spanish way of undercovering slavery) and claimed that the only justification for the Spanish to be in America was to spread Catholicism among the natives.
On the other hand, although Columbus' relationship with the indegenous people suffered several changes along time, he always considered them as inferior human beings, who could be used to serve the purpouses of the Spanish Empire. If he changed his manners to them sometimes was only because it was convenient to him, but he never abandoned his initial opinion.
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As the Axis forces expanded their territorial holdings in Europe and Asia, Americans debated whether to aid the Allied powers economically or militarily. In the 1920s and 1930s, the United States government emphasized neutrality, decreased the size of the military, and refrained from joining the League of Nations.
why they joined.
Germany sank many American merchant ships around the British Isles which prompted the American entry into the war.
