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Key Events: A Bitter Peace 1918-1933
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- 1918-11
- Armistice signed November 1918
- 1918-03
- Spanish Flu outbreak at Camp Funston Kansas
- 1918-03
- Treaty of Brest-Litovsk signed March 1918
- 1919-01
- Versailles Conference begins January 1919
- 1919-06
- Treaty of Versailles signed June 28 1919
- 1920-03
- US Senate rejects League March 1920
- 1920-09
- Treaty of Trianon Hungary September 1920
- 1921-04
- Reparations Commission sets 132 billion marks
- 1921-11
- Washington Conference November 1921
- 1922-04
- Rapallo Treaty between Germany and Russia
- 1923-01
- Ruhr Occupation by France and Belgium
- 1924-04
- Dawes Plan for reparations restructuring
- 1925-10
- Locarno Pact October 1925
- 1928-08
- Kellogg Briand Pact August 1928
- 1929-10
- Wall Street Crash October 1929
- 1931-09
- Japanese invasion of Manchuria September 1931
Key Events: A Bitter Peace 1917–1933
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- 1917
- Bolshevik Revolution in Russia
- 1918
- Armistice signed November 11
- 1918
- Spanish Flu pandemic begins
- 1918
- Treaty of Brest-Litovsk March
- 1919
- Paris Peace Conference opens January
- 1919
- Treaty of Versailles signed June 28
- 1919
- Treaty of St Germain September
- 1920
- League of Nations formed January
- 1920
- US Senate rejects Versailles Treaty
- 1920
- Treaty of Trianon June
- 1921
- Aaland Islands dispute resolved
- 1921
- Washington Conference begins
- 1921
- Reparations set at 6600 million pounds
- 1922
- Genoa Conference April
- 1922
- Rapallo Treaty secret military deal
- 1923
- Ruhr Occupation January
- 1923
- German Hyperinflation crisis
- 1924
- Dawes Plan restructures reparations
- 1925
- Locarno Conference October
- 1926
- Germany joins League of Nations
- 1928
- Kellogg-Briand Pact signed August
- 1929
- Young Plan proposed
- 1929
- Stresemann dies October
- 1929
- Wall Street Crash October
- 1931
- Japan invades Manchuria September
- 1933
- Lytton Report released January
- 1933
- Hitler appointed Chancellor January
Timeline showing the spread of Spanish Flu from Kansas to Europe and eventually globally
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- March 1918 Camp Funston Kansas
- American Troops Deploy to Europe
- September 1918 Arrives at Brest France
- Spreads Through Military Ports
- Global Spread 1918-1919
- 20-40 Million Deaths More than WWI
- Particularly Deadly for Ages 20-40
- 20-40 Million Deaths More than WWI
- Global Spread 1918-1919
- Spreads Through Military Ports
- September 1918 Arrives at Brest France
- American Troops Deploy to Europe
The uneasy and incomplete peace after the First World War, shaped by harsh treaties, weak collective security, economic crisis, and the rise of aggressive powers
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- The uneasy and incomplete peace after the First World War, shaped by harsh treaties, weak collective security, economic crisis, and the rise of aggressive powers
- End of the Western Front fighting
- Brest-Litovsk
- Paris Peace Conference
- Big Four
- Woodrow Wilson
- Georges Clemenceau
- David Lloyd-George
- Versailles Treaty
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What are the important topics in A bitter peace 1918-33 for ICSE Class 12 History?
Key topics in A bitter peace 1918-33 include Ending of the First World War and the idea of a bitter peace, Brest-Litovsk and the eastern settlement, Versailles settlement and the Big Four, Main terms of the Treaty of Versailles. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the ICSE Class 12 board exam.
What do the concept maps for A bitter peace 1918-33 show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in A bitter peace 1918-33 connect: Key Events: A Bitter Peace 1918-1933; Key Events: A Bitter Peace 1917–1933. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise A bitter peace 1918-33 for the ICSE Class 12 board exam?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 45 practice questions on A bitter peace 1918-33. Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.
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