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ICSE · Class 11 · History

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Paris Peace Conference and Treaty of Versailles - Comprehensive Overview

Paris Peace Conference and Treaty of Versailles - Comprehensive Overview

The map in words

  • Treaty of Versailles
    • Big Three Leaders
      • Woodrow Wilson
        • USA President
        • Idealist approach
        • Fourteen Points
      • Georges Clemenceau
        • France PM
        • Security focus
        • Pragmatic
      • David Lloyd George
        • British PM
        • Economic concerns
        • Practical solutions
    • Territorial Changes
      • Western Front
        • Alsace-Lorraine to France
        • Saar Valley League Admin
        • Belgium gains Eupen Malmedy
        • Rhineland demilitarized
      • Northern Front
        • Schleswig to Denmark
        • Holsbik remains Germany
      • Eastern Front
        • Poland independent
        • Polish Corridor
        • Silesia partitioned
        • Sudetenland to Czechoslovakia
    • Military Provisions
      • 100000 troops only
      • No conscription
      • Navy disbanded
      • No submarines or air force
      • General staff dismissed
    • Economic Provisions
      • Reparations 6600 million
      • Allied occupation Rhineland
      • Colonies liquidated
      • Trade privileges revoked
    • Establishment
      • League of Nations
      • Collective security
      • Peaceful dispute resolution

The Big Three — Leaders, Backgrounds, and Aims at Paris Peace Conference 1919

The Big Three — Leaders, Backgrounds, and Aims at Paris Peace Conference 1919

The map in words

  • Paris Peace Conference 1919
    • Woodrow Wilson USA
      • Former Professor
      • Idealist
      • Fourteen Points
      • National Self-determination
      • League of Nations
      • Fair Non-vengeful Peace
    • Georges Clemenceau France
      • Called The Tiger
      • Veteran Statesman
      • Saw Franco-Prussian War 1870
      • French Security Priority
      • Harsh Terms for Germany
      • Mocked Wilsons Fourteen Points
    • David Lloyd George Britain
      • Practical Statesman
      • Balanced Approach
      • Opposed Ruining Germany
      • Constrained by British Public
      • Warned Against Excessive Reparations
    • Count Orlando Italy
      • Big Four by Courtesy
      • Minor Role
      • Italy Felt Cheated
      • Left Conference in Anger
      • Secret Treaty of London 1915 Unfulfilled

Timeline of Peace Settlement after World War I

Timeline of Peace Settlement after World War I

The map in words

  • Nov 1918
    • Armistice and Germany Surrender
  • Jan 1919
    • Paris Peace Conference Begins
  • Jan 1919
    • Big Three Begin Negotiations
  • May 1919
    • Treaty of Versailles Signed
  • 1919-1920
    • Other Treaties Signed (Austria, Ottoman, Hungary)
  • 1920
    • League of Nations Officially Begins Operations
  • 1920s
    • Treaty Enforcement and Reparations Period
  • 1930s
    • Rising German Resentment and Revisionism

The Versailles Peace Settlement after World War I

The Versailles Peace Settlement after World War I

The map in words

  • The Versailles Peace Settlement after World War I
    • Paris Peace Conference
    • Big Three
    • Big Four
    • Woodrow Wilson
    • George Clemenceau
    • David Lloyd George
    • Territorial settlement
    • Eastern frontier settlement

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important topics in Peace Settlement after the World War I for ICSE Class 11 History?
Key topics in Peace Settlement after the World War I include Paris Peace Conference and the Big Three, Territorial Settlement of Germany, Military, Economic, and Colonial Terms, League of Nations and New World Order. Study these first, then practise questions on each for Class 11 exams.
What do the concept maps for Peace Settlement after the World War I show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in Peace Settlement after the World War I connect: Paris Peace Conference and Treaty of Versailles - Comprehensive Overview; The Big Three — Leaders, Backgrounds, and Aims at Paris Peace Conference 1919. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise Peace Settlement after the World War I for Class 11 exams?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 45 practice questions on Peace Settlement after the World War I. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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