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The Treaty of Versailles
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19 Questions

1. Self-Determination

2. Georges Clemenceau

3. Lloyd George

4. Treaty of Versailles

5. Alsace-Lorraine

6. Armistace

7. Fourteen Points

8. Reparations

9. What were the terms/effects of the Treaty of Versailles?

10. Paris Peace Conference

11. The Saar

12. War Guilt Clause

13. Woodrow Wilson

14. Mandate

15. Rhineland

16. Vittorio Orlando

17. Lloyd George - While his personally agreed with Wilson, he was affected by public opinion in Britain which agreed with Clemenceau.

18. Who were the major leaders at the Paris conference and what were their goals?

19. League of Nations

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