President Wilson developed a program for a just peace even before the war ended. This program served as the focus of the Paris Peace Conference in 1919. Wilson had to compromise on many of the points, but the final treaty included the heart of his peace program - the League of Nations. The U.S. Senate, however, rejected the treaty. Without American membership, the League of Nations proved inadequate to solve the world's postwar problems.
*Wilson's Fourteen Points*
*Versailles Treaty*
Your Assignment:
1) What were Wilson's Fourteen points all about?
2) What was the overall outcome of the Paris Peace Conference?
3) What organization today is similar to that of the League of Nations? Research what this organizations mission is today.
Due: Sunday 1/23/11 by no later than 11:59pm
1)He wanted WW1 to be the war that ended all wars. And the 14 points would help create a treaty.
ReplyDelete2)Many European countrys wanted to take more land from Germany. But it ended up that no one gained land they wanted.
3)United Nations. Keep as much peace between countrys as possible
1-9 of the points felt wit self determination and peoples right to govern themselves, the other points focused on what Wilson considered the causes of modern war.
ReplyDelete2-Germany had to pay war damages by Wilson wanted to punish them more.
3-the united nations, they are trying to prevent another world war like this one we have been talkin about.
1) Late in 1917 Wilson had invited a group of scholars to advise him on peace terms. Drawing from their work, Wilson had developed a program for world peace, which he had presented to Congress.
ReplyDelete2) Was that Germany was guilty and they made Germany pay for the whole war.
3) The united nation that represented all countries like it did befor.
1. Drawing from their work, Wilson had developed a program for world peace, which he had presented to Congress.
ReplyDelete2. Germany was guilty and they made Germany pay for the whole war.
3. The united nations.
1) Various territorial fights created by war and self determination.
ReplyDelete2) Allies demand that Germany pay more damages and secret treaties be honored forced wilson to comprimise
3) The Iraq War
1. self determination and various territorial disputes created by the war
ReplyDelete2.allies damands that germany pay more damages and secret treaties be honored forced wilson to comprimise
3.the house of represenatives they only have people that have a certain number of votes.
1) the points had to do with self determination and mondern causes of the war.
ReplyDelete2 )Allied demands that Germany pay war damages and that secret treaties forced wilson to compromise.
3) the House of Representitives they have a certain number of people from each state depending on the poplualtion.
1. Wilson aimed to settle territorial disputes and to end the causes of modern war.
ReplyDelete2.Allied demands that Germany pay war damages and that secret treaties be honored forced Wilson to compromise.
3. the house of representatives,because they have a certain number if people from each state
1) Selfdetermion
ReplyDelete2)Allied demanded that Germany pay war damages and the secret treaties be honored forced Wilson to compromise.
3)Because house of rep. have people that can vote.
1. Wilson's fourteen points were(1) “Open covenants of peace, openly arrived at” should replace secretive diplomacy; (2) a guaranteed freedom of the seas should exist during wartime and peace time; (3) nations should be able to trade freely without fear of retribution; (4) armaments should be drastically reduced; and (5) colonial claims should be adjusted to reflect the needs of native peoples. The other points dealt with territorial adjustments.
ReplyDelete2. The overall outcome of the Paris Peace Conference was the creation of a League of Nations.
3. The United Nations is similar to the League of Nations,
WE THE PEOPLES OF THE UNITED NATIONS DETERMINED
•to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war, which twice in our lifetime has brought untold sorrow to mankind, and
•to reaffirm faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person, in the equal rights of men and women and of nations large and small, and
•to establish conditions under which justice and respect for the obligations arising from treaties and other sources of international law can be maintained, and
•to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom
1- The points which represented Wilson’s lofty goals for the future of the world.
ReplyDelete2- The cry of vengeance resounded throughout the Allied European nations and they demanded that Germany pay for its actions. Wilson left Paris without solidifying any specific agreement to help aid the Democratic Congressional campaign.
3- The dependency of the U.S. on China.
1. Nine of the points dealt with the issue of self-determination- the right of people to govern themselves- and with the various territorial disputes created by the war. Other points focused on what wilson considered the causes of modern war: secret diplomacy, the arms race, violations of freedom of the seas, and trade barriers. But the final point- the establishment of the LEague of Nations- was the heart of Wilson's program.
ReplyDelete2.Allies demands that Germany pay war damages and that secret treaties be honored forced Wilson to compromise.
3. The United Nations: international law, international security, economic development, social progress, human rights, and achievement of world peace.
1) 5 of the points talk about a gerited freedom of the sea, free trade, camission of the coloinal rights and ect.
ReplyDelete2) when most of the american troops showed it was good time for the al. because they paining a big attack on the germans supply line. and most of the other country wanted to take over german.
3)the U.S try to keep the peace between the other countrys
1.the points help create a treaty.
ReplyDelete2.they wanted to get land but no one got land.
3. united nations, it was to keep peace between countrys.