Treaty of Versailles
- What did the Treaty of Versailles do?
- Wilson's 14 points
- Aimed at Germany
- Territorial Punishment
- Germany lost many countries
- France , Belgium, Denmark, Czechoslovakia, Poland
- Lost a lot of colonies around the world
- MILITARY
- no tanks or submarines or air force
- Financial
- lost the money making industry
- Germany had to pay 33 billion
- General
- League of nations was created
- What were the major point of the Treaty of Versailles.
- New countries
- Finland Catatonia Latvia Lithuania
- Poland
- Czechoslovakia
- Yugoslavia
- who gained from it
- Treaty does not get passed
League of Nations
To keep peace
Is a group of countries
4 Power act
US, France, Britain, Japan
agreed to consult in case of further crisis in East Asia before actually taking action
replaced Anglo-Japanese Treaty of 1902 (between Japan and Britain)
since Britain and Japan already had an agreement (Anglo-Japanese Traty) if U.S. and Japan were to disagree about something, britain would join japan against the us
the 4 power treaty ensured conflict would not result
9 power pact
marked internationalization of US open door policy in China
US, Britain, Japan, Italy, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Portugal, Manchuria
promised that all 9 countries would respect territorial integrity of china
it recognized japanese dominance in manchuria, but allowed all countries an equal opportunity for business in the country
at the conference, japan and china signed a bilateral agreement the Shangtung Treaty that returned control of the province and the railroad to china
seven bilateral agreements were made at the conference
Japan controlled Germany after WW1
purpose of 9 power treaty and shangtung treaty combined was to make sure china wouldn’t have land taken away bc of japanese expansion
Japan agreed to take troops out of Siberia and US
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