investigation is to answer, “How the Treaty of Versailles contributed to World War II?” This investigation will reveal an understanding of the start of the Treaty of Versailles. This topic is significant because people need to know that if the Treaty of Versailles was not so harsh then we might not have had a World War II. When World War II occurred, Germany revolted against the laws and sanctions upheld by the allied forces under the Treaty of Versailles, portraying that the Treaty was unfair and harsh
investigation is to answer, “How the Treaty of Versailles contributed to World War II?” This investigation will reveal an understanding of the start of the Treaty of Versailles. This topic is significance because people need to know that if the Treaty of Versailles was not so harsh then we might not have had a World War II. When World War II occurred, Germany revolted against the laws and sanctions upheld by the allied forces under the Treaty of Versailles, portraying that the Treaty was unfair and harsh
agreement as to the events following the war on the 28th of June, 1919. The famous Treaty of Versailles was known for its role in ending war. But it was not known for being a double-edged sword, as the ending of war came with the consequence of causing future war. The Treaty consisted of uncontested biases due to Germany's unconditional surrender. The Allies held a gun to Germany's head, with their trigger finger tense. Each article of the Versailles Treaty only made Germany more restless, until 1933
learn about any war, they usually are taught by the victor’s point of view. There exists more than one point of view to each and every story a person knows. Sometimes, an individual can benefit more in history if they could understand another point of view. Once that individual understands all the sides of the story, they can become neutral. The United States, Britain, and Germany all have different point of views on how World War II began, because the countries intervened in the war at different times
Investigation The Treaty of Versailles was created to bring peace between nations after WWI. This investigation will answer the following question: To what extent did the Treaty of Versailles bring peace? In this investigation, the extent of the Versailles Treaty’s success will be evaluated by examining the period of its development, 1918, to the rise of Hitler, 1933. Several sources were used in this investigation including a number of books that look at the terms of the Treaty of Versailles and the reactions
Was the Versailles Treaty peace settlement a success or failure? To know if the Versailles Treaty was a failure, you need to understand what lead to the Treaty in the first place. Before the Treaty of Versailles happened, World War I took place. The war started by Serbian nationalists killing the heir to the Austro-Hungarian throne(World War I). Then, Austrians wanted to punish Serbia for the killing that was committed. When that happened, the allies of each from each side jumped in to help. Also
Jiang How did the Treaty of Versailles caused World War II World War I caused millions of deaths and the destruction of many cities throughout Europe before the war was concluded by the the Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles was a peace treaty at the end of World War I, and demanded that Germany be responsible for its actions in World War I. Twenty years later after the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, World War II broke out in Europe. But how did the Treaty of Versailles help cause
The Treaty of Versailles is one of the most controversial postwar resolutions ever drawn up. The leaders of the prevailing 4 nations, Woodrow Wilson, Georges Clemenceau, David Lloyd George, and Vittorio Orlando, were the authors of this controversial document. Each leader went into Versailles with their own idea of how the world should look after the great war. However, the European leaders widely agreed that Germany should be restricted, to some extent, militarily and sanctioned economically. France
wanted from the war. Out of the fourteen points, the first five were allotted towards bringing about general peace that would benefit economically and socially benefit the countries that fought in World War I. Wilson wanted to obtain peace for the Allies and “drive a wedge between the Kaiser's government and the German people by holding out to them the option of a humane and reasonable peace” (Brower). This intended to lead the Central Powers to agree with the Treaty of Versailles. Another objective
It is common that one war will lead to another. Often times, one war creates so much ruin, another war follows as an attempt to “rebuild” from the devastation of what occurred previously. The First World War, which lasted four years (1914-1918), left the world unstable and unsure of what was to come following the devastation of that war. While World War I caused problems for the world, the nation’s instability after the first World War caused a war that would prove to be far more destructive than