Question 1

What was the purpose of the Paris Peace Conference?

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To set the peace terms for the Central Powers nations who lost the war.

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To decide the winners of World War I.

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To declare war on the Central Powers nations.

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To discuss the causes of World War I.

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To negotiate alliances between the Allied nations.

Question 2

Which three nations made most of the decisions at the Paris Peace Conference?

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Great Britain, France, and The United States

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Great Britain, Germany, and The United States

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France, Germany, and The United States

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Great Britain, France, and Italy

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Russia, Japan, and Italy

Question 3

What was one of the major provisions of the Treaty of Versailles?

Accepted Answer

Territorial losses for Germany

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Creation of the League of Nations

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Reparations from Germany to the Allied nations

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Redrawing of national boundaries in Europe

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Germany's disarmament and restrictions

Question 4

What were Germany's punishments following the end of WWI?

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Territorial losses, military disarmament and restrictions, war guilt clause, and war reparations

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No punishments were imposed on Germany

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Complete annexation by the Allied nations

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Economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation

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Imprisonment of German leaders

Question 5

What was the League of Nations and why did it fail?

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The League of Nations was an international organization designed to maintain world peace and economic stability. It failed due to the lack of participation from the United States and Germany, and the absence of a standing army to enforce peace.

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The League of Nations was a secret society aiming to dominate the world.

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The League of Nations was a military alliance formed to conquer new territories.

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The League of Nations was a social club for world leaders.

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The League of Nations was an economic alliance to promote global trade.

Question 6

What significant differences in national boundaries were created after WWI?

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Empires lost territory and new countries were created.

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Territories were exchanged between countries.

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Countries merged to form larger empires.

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All European countries became colonies of allied nations.

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No changes were made to national boundaries.

Question 7

What was the main goal of the League of Nations?

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To negotiate agreements between nations in conflict as an alternative to war

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To promote economic cooperation and free trade between nations

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To enforce military alliances and maintain global supremacy

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To eliminate nationalism and establish a unified world government

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To dominate world politics and establish a global government

Question 8

What were the successes and failures of the League of Nations?

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Successes: Mediating small conflicts, fighting against slavery and for worker's rights, dealing with disease spread. Failures: Inability to manage large scale conflicts, conflicts in Manchuria and Abyssinia, membership issues.

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Successes: Technological advancements, scientific breakthroughs, and political stability. Failures: Economic crises, political corruption, and social inequality.

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Successes: Environmental preservation, renewable energy adoption, and global cooperation. Failures: Climate change, species extinction, and natural resource depletion.

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Successes: World peace achieved, economic prosperity, and complete disarmament. Failures: Total collapse of the League, lack of influence, and corruption.

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Successes: Global dominance, cultural assimilation, and economic control. Failures: Internal conflicts, resource depletion, and territorial disputes.

Question 9

How did WWI impact Canadian identity?

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WWI led to conflicts between Quebecois and the rest of Canada, and major battles like Ypres, Somme, Vimy Ridge, and Passchendaele.

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WWI led to the formation of Canada as an independent nation.

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WWI resulted in Canada's complete annexation by the Allied nations.

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WWI caused economic prosperity and political stability in Canada.

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WWI had no impact on Canadian identity.

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