'Georges clemenceau' diaporamas de présentation

World War One

World War One. WWI In Europe. Page 273 Sources of tension in Europe. 1. Militarism - building up of military power to prepare for war. 2. Imperialism - strong countries seeking to control weaker countries.

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US INVOLVEMENT IN WWI

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American Entrance into World War I: Reasons

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WWI: The End of the War/The Treaty of Versailles

WWI: The End of the War/The Treaty of Versailles. The Beginning of the End. Two major developments occur in Spring 1917 that begin to wind the war down The Russian (or Bolshevik) Revolution (March) US entry on the Western Front. The Bolshevik Revolution.

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The Peace of Paris, 1919

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Making a Peace

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The Treaty Of Versailles

The Treaty Of Versailles. And The Effect It Had On Germany. The Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles was a peace settlement signed after the World War in 1918 It was signed at the Versailles Palace near Paris between Germany and the Allies

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Introduction to WWII

Introduction to WWII. Cost of War. War Costs. US Debt 1940 - $9 billion US Debt 1945 - $98 billion. The war cost $330 billion -- 10 times the cost of WWI & as much as all previous federal spending since 1776. Cost of War. B. Human Costs.

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The Aftermath

The Aftermath. 1919. The End of the War.

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The League of Nations

The League of Nations. LON FOR SHORT. WEE RECAP ON VERSAILLES. David Lloyd George was from? Britain Georges Clemenceau was from? France Woodrow Wilson was a? Yank, and a racist (gossip)

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