Across
- 3. Treaty of __ concerned Germany taking the blame for the Total War and had to pay total reparations
- 5. Large Balkan state formed uniting Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, and Montenegro.
- 6. German army restricted in size and banned from an area near France in the __ area
- 9. US President, part of the Big Three
- 11. Consequence of large war loans and countries printing more money, making it worth less and goods to cost more
- 12. As part of the peace treaty, Germany was not allowed an airforce or submarines and could only have six __.
- 14. European Epidemic of 1919
- 19. British Prime Minister, part of the Big Three
- 20. Extreme political theories like __ and fascism became popular post-war
- 22. Organization of 42 nations in the 1920s and 30s formed as part of Wilson’s 14 principles to enforce international law, prevent future wars and secure independence of all nations.
- 23. Industrial worker groups strengthened and continued after war.
- 24. Clemenceau wanted French superiority in Europe and __
Down
- 1. French Premier, part of the Big Three
- 2. Provinces of Russia became __. including Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and Finland
- 4. Germany’s oversea __ were shared among victorious allies
- 7. Treaty of St. Germain and Trianon separated the countries of Austria and __.
- 8. German warfare vehicles destroyed as part of the peace treaty
- 10. New nation formed contained Czechs, Slovaks, Polish, Hungarian, and other German minorities.
- 13. This country expanded by absorbing territory lost from Russia and Germany.
- 15. Wilson wanted nation relationship reform, more war prevention, and to reduce __ reserves
- 16. Post-war starvation of Belgium, Germany, and Austria from lack of __
- 17. During the Great War, American, German, and British women were involved in politics, industry, and working life. Soon after the war, women gained the right to __.
- 18. Lloyd George wanted harsh terms on this country
- 21. US __ did not want America involved in European affairs and did not join the League of Nations, contributing to its weakness
