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    The document discusses whether Germany should be punished after World War I and provides context around the Treaty of Versailles. It notes that the Treaty of Versailles was the peace agreement that ended WWI and imposed punishments on Germany, including requiring the German and Austrian kings to step down, forcing Germany to pay $30 billion in reparations to the Allies, and making Germany accept all blame for starting the war. It also lists some of the key representatives involved in negotiating the Treaty.

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    The document discusses whether Germany should be punished after World War I and provides context around the Treaty of Versailles. It notes that the Treaty of Versailles was the peace agreement that ended WWI and imposed punishments on Germany, including requiring the German and Austrian kings to step down, forcing Germany to pay $30 billion in reparations to the Allies, and making Germany accept all blame for starting the war. It also lists some of the key representatives involved in negotiating the Treaty.

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    Guided Question

    Should Germany be punished at the end of World War I? Why or why not?

    Do Now
    Which of the following made Italy hard to unit into a single country? A) Lack of a common language B) Ethnic differences C) Regional differences between the north and south D) Lack of natural resources

    Think Out Loud!!!


    Should

    countries that lose a war be punished for their defeat? Why or why not? If they should, whats an acceptable form of punishment?

    I) Why is this a World War?


    ***A) Global Conflict - War fought on five continents B) Examples: 1) Africa / Asia Battles fought over European colonies. 2) Each colony around the world sent troops/ food/weapons/ and supplies to their mother country in Europe

    I) World War I Ends


    ***A) With help of U.S. supplies, soldiers, and motivation, the Allies pushed Germany back. B) On November 11, 1918, at 11am, Germany surrenders to the Allies

    ***C) Armistice Day (Veterans Day) Agreement to end fighting in World War I

    II) Treaty of Versailles


    ***A) Treaty of Versailles Peace agreement that ended World War I

    II) Treaty of Versailles Terms


    A) German and Austrian king must step down from power ***B) Reparations Germany pays Allies back for war damage (30 billion $) ***C) Germany has to accept all blame for starting & causing the war D) Germany /Austria / Ottoman Empire have to give up colonies

    Story Characters

    Setting Versailles France 1) Clemenceau French Representative 2) Lloyd George British Representative 3) President Woodrow Wilson U.S. President

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