Exam 11: Historical Events Leading to the Creation of the League of Nations
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……………. was signed in the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with Germany on March 1918.
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The murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of ……and his wife, on June 28, 1914, by a fanatical Serbian student in Sarajevo (Bosnia) was the spark that set the World War off.
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The U.S.A. declared war against Germany on April 6,…………..
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By the Treaty of Versailles, Germany surrendered the provinces of Alsace and Lorraine and the coal mines of the Saar basin to ………………….
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In 1911………. seized the Ottoman Provinces of Tripoli and Cyrenaica which lead to the Balkan Wars.
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In 1882……………. entered the Dual Alliance which now became the Triple Alliance.
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By the Treaty of Versailles, Germany surrendered Eupen and Malmedy to …………………
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In 1907, …………….joined the 'Entente Cordiale', thus bringing into existence the Triple Entente, which pitted itself against the Triple Alliance.
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With the news of the murder of Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Austria and his wife, Austria decided to crush …………with the support of Germany.
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Germany entered into a Dual Alliance with Austria-Hungary on ……………...
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In 1882, ……………joined the Dual Alliance and thus brought into existence the Triple Alliance.
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The Fourteen Points was announced by President Woodrow Wilson of……………….
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The Allied powers imposed the Treaty of Sevres upon …………..on August 10, 1920.
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In 1904, ……………..entered into a defensive alliance with England known as the 'Entente Cordiale.'
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Owing to the Franco-Prussian War of………….., France lost Alsace and Lorraine to Prussia.
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In …………… Russia joined the Entente cordiale which became the Triple Entente.
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The Russian Revolution of ………….. led to the establishment of Constitutional Monarchy in Russia.
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The German Kaiser …………….declared that Germany was determined to become a world power and this would arouse rivalry with Britain.
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To promote international co-operation and peace, the American President Woodrow Wilson decided to create the League of Nations at the ………………Peace Conference.
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