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International Relations
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GCSE History Mind Map on International Relations, created by Jasmine Veale on 05/10/2014.
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International Relations
1918 - End of War
1919 - Paris Peace Conference
Woodrow Willson
14 point plan
No secret treaties
Free access to the seas
Free trade between countries
Universal disarmament
Colonies have a say in their future
German troops to leave Russia
Independent Belgium
Alsace-Lorraine returned to France
New boarder between Austria/Italy
Self-determination
E Europe
Serbian access to the sea
Self-determination
Turkish Empire
Independent Poland
League of Nations to be set up
Germany not punished too harshly
Won't seek revenge
League of Nations
National self-determination
World peace
David Lloyld-George
No German navy
Threat to British Empire
Re-establish Anglo-German trade
Germany not punished too harshly
Lots of pressure from Britain for a harsh treaty
Georges Clemenceau
Make Germany pay
Cripple Germany
Prevents future war against France
Demands for Germany to be broken up into different states
Treaty of Versailles
GARGLE
Guilt for the war
Forced to take total blame for the war
Armed forces
Reduced army
no armed vehicles (spying vehicals)
Only 6 battle ships
Rhineland demiliterised for 20 years
Reparations
£6.6 billion to pay - damage of the war
German territories
Over seas empire taked away
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Polish corridoor
Saarland
League
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Anschluss with Austria verboten
League of Nations
League of Nations
Aims
Discourage agression
Encourage cooporation
Especially in trade
Disarmament
Improve living and working conditions
Members
Britain
1919 to end
France
1919 to end
Italy
1919-1937
Japan
1919-1933
USSR
1934-1939
Germany
Wasn't allowed to join until 1926
Left in 1933
League of Nations
Successes
1921
Upper Silesia
An industrial regime on the border of Germany/Poland
Aaland Islands
Dispute between Sweeden and Finland
1925
Bulgaria
Greese invaded Bulgaria
Faliures
1920
Vilna
Poland invaded Vilna
1923
Corfu
Dispute over Greese/Albanian border
1931
Manchuria
Japan accused the Chinese of sabotaging the Manchurian railway
Japan invaded China
League couldn't control Japan
Lack of army
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