Cause and Effect: The Treaty of Versailles by Carter Crum

The Treaty of Versailles

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The Treaty that officially ended WWI in 1918

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Germany accepted full blame for WWI.

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Germany took all the debt accumulated from the countries that fought.

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Territory Germany had to give up to the Entante.

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Germany had to make substantial cuts to its armed forces.

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Germans resented the world for humiliating them.

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Massive inflation occurs to keep up with the payments.

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Many Germans struggle to pay for basic necessities, such as food, in order to survive.

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Germany gives up its colonial possessions to the Entante.

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Germany gives up more than 27,000 square miles, around 13% of its total land area, to the Entante.

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The newly established Poland divide Germany in two.

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acted as a deterrent for future German aggression.

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Due to the economic crisis, many lost their jobs.

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Many in Germany looked for any way to fix Germany's problems.

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People voted for Adolf Hitler and his Nazi party, as they claimed they could fix Germany.

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Hitler and the Nazi's start undoing previsions of the Treaty of Versailles, which raises tensions with Great Britain and France.