- What forces were at work at the Paris Peace Conference? Note
especially the treatment given to the question of "war guilt."
- What was the central issue of the Conference?
- List:
- The Big Three
- Big Four
- Big Five
- Know what each representative from the Big Three wanted out of
the Conference.
- Memorize Woodrow Wilson's "Fourteen Points."
- Summarize the provisions of the peace treaties.
- Evaluate the Paris Peace Conference in
general, and specifically its handling of
Germany,
Russia, and the other countries
of eastern Europe such as
Poland, Hungary,
Yugoslavia, and
Czechoslovakia.
- What were the weaknesses of the League of Nations? Note its
ineffectiveness in the
Manchurian Crisis of 1931 and the
Ethiopian Crisis of 1935.
- Who were the members of the League of Nations?
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