I. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII
II. League of Nations
-define and explain it's weaknesses
-- Woodrow Wilson wanted to get into the League because he wanted to prevent wars.. but the senate refused bec
1. The treaty basically cheated Italy out of land that was promised to them by the Allies if they sided with the Allies. After the war the Allies never gave italy their land so that didn't trust the Allies. So in WW2 they weren't going to side with u
Today we talked more about the WWII info
I. Treaty of Versailles : it was designed to take over their land and cut down their military. They were not allowed to have an aiforce. France wanted Rhineland to become more independent
-know what it specifi
Today we finished talking about the Treaty of Versailles and then started blog dicussion.
WWII 1919-1941
I. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII -a treaty to end WWI, created new land by splitting up Europ
Today we started with reviewing the things we went over yesterday about World War 2 in Mr. Bruns' powerpoint. Then we went over new information in the powerpoint. The League of Nations is a world wide peace keeping place for people to solve problems
Financial- Germany was forbidden to unite with Austria to form one superstate. Germany was blamed for this war. Germany had to pay 33 billion dollars and it was clear that all of the Allies wanted to bankrupt them. Germany had to admit to full respo
Today, we are discussing the subjects of the assigned blogs for last week.
Treaty of Versailles
The loss of vital industrial territory would be a severe blow to Germany's economy. Coal from the Saar and Upper SIlesia in particual was a vital economic
Notes!!
I. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII
the land that was lost though this treaty was one of the main reasons for war.
Territorial
-germany lost alot of land to france, poland, czecholsvakia, denmark,
We continued going over the treaty of versailles and then we started the blog discussion.
The road to WWII(1919-1941)-
Treaty of Versailles-this ended WWI. The change of Europe. Austria hungary was broken up. Poland was taken out of Germany and the Sov
World War2 went from 1919-1941.
He had a lot of people attempt to kill him, and he killed about 6 million jews and other citizens.
Germany fought a two sided war (one side France, Great Britian, U.S.. on the other side they were fighting Rus
treaty of versailles:
Financial:
$33 billion in debt to other countries
germany was put into a huge recession after this
lost a lot of natural resources off of the land that they had to give back
germany lost a ton of things
germany had to take responsibil
Today in class we went over the Treaty of Versailles and Mr. Bruns power point.
And we started blog disscussions
Treaty of Versailles
-Germany was in debt 33 billion dollars. they had to pay that much.
League of Nations
-was set up to keep the peace.
-wor
. Treaty of Versailles
-know what it specifically did and how it helped lead to WWII
it ended world war one it made germany pay for everythign and germeany wanted to ge the land they lost back they signed it in the hall of mirrors germany lost alsace l
Today we went over the leaders of the war like HItler, Tojo, FDR, Stalin, Benito, and Churchill. Then we went over the powerpoint again.
Financial:
-Germany was also forbidden to unite with Austria to form one superstate.
-they had to pay 33 billion dol
First we went into continuing the talk about the treaty of Versailles.
Financial
-The loss of vital industrial territory would be a severe blow to Germany's economy. Coal from the Saar and Upper Silesia ni particualr was a vital economic loss.
-combine
My computer was slow so nothing for the first part of class.
League of Nations
Anti-war peacekeeping nation.
Main cause of failure: U.S. didn't join. Senate didn't want to join because they feared they would be in wars all of the time. Also it did not
Austria was the birthplace of Adolph Hitler.
The Treaty of Versailles:
Germany did lose land to France, Belgium, Denmark, Czechoslovakia, and Poland.
Military Consequences:
Their military had to be dismantled. The western part of Germany was demilitarize
The Treaty of Versailles worked in France's favor. Since the war had been fought in France, they wanted Germany to pay for the mess they made. France also wanted to make sure that Germany would never again invade their country, as they had done in
