Lesson 9 - Peace 1919
For the peace treaties that ended the Great War, we are going to conduct a role-play reconstruction on Thursday 24th February. This is the website for the Paris 1919 role-play activity.
For the peace treaties that ended the Great War, we are going to conduct a role-play reconstruction on Thursday 24th February. This is the website for the Paris 1919 role-play activity.
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The Paris Peace Treaties - Versailles
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Activity 1
1. Write a summary of the five main terms of the Treaty of Versailles. Make sure your account is factual.
2. Read over the aims (pages 82-85) of the 'Big Three' - Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Woodrow Wilson - to what extent do you think they would be happy with the terms of the Treaty? It is important that you identify both aspects they would be happy with and other aspects that would have disappointed them.
1. Write a summary of the five main terms of the Treaty of Versailles. Make sure your account is factual.
2. Read over the aims (pages 82-85) of the 'Big Three' - Clemenceau, Lloyd George and Woodrow Wilson - to what extent do you think they would be happy with the terms of the Treaty? It is important that you identify both aspects they would be happy with and other aspects that would have disappointed them.
The other treaties - SaiNTS
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Activity 2
1. Write another summary this time of the four other treaties. Restrict yourself to absolutely essential information but again make sure your account is factual.
2. In conclusion, explain the main reasons why these five peace settlements failed in their objectives to maintain peace in Europe.
1. Write another summary this time of the four other treaties. Restrict yourself to absolutely essential information but again make sure your account is factual.
2. In conclusion, explain the main reasons why these five peace settlements failed in their objectives to maintain peace in Europe.
I couldn't let you finish the unit without another little taste of Blackadder... (password - bisb)
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