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The Paris Peace Conference was held in 1919 after World War 1 to negotiate peace treaties with defeated nations. Canada insisted on being recognized as an independent nation separate from Britain due to its war efforts. However, the US did not want Canada to have a separate vote. The Treaty of Versailles was ultimately signed by most parties except Germany, which opposed the terms. Germany was later forced to sign and pay extensive reparations to the Allies.
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- 2. In the early year of 1919, Allied delegates had met for a Paris Peace Conference. Prime Minister Borden had insisted that Canada should be a separate nation considering all of its war efforts.. US were not happy with the idea of Canada having the right to vote, and become a separate nation Treaty of Versailles included; Paris, France, Britain &US Canada had sent a separate delegation and had become independent of Britain but were still unable to vote Germany opposed on the terms of the treaty and had refused to sign it
- 4. Germany opposed Germany alleged that the treaty violated many of the 14 points and gave impossible economic burdens. The allies denied and only gave minor changes to the draft. Germany was then forced to sign the treaty.
- 5. Germany Gives In Germany was forced to pay reparations for all the damage that happened during the war. Germany also agreed to compensate the allies. They paid billions of dollars to the allies. The United States then withdrew from the treaty and demanded twice the amount of money they had before.
- 6. Map of Europe in 1914. Europe in 1914.
- 7. Map of Europe in 1919.
- 8. Treaty of Versailles. The Treaty of Versailles was signed on June 28, 1919 as an end of World War 1. This treaty was to ensure that Germany was being punished for there foolish acts. A League of Nations was set up to solve diplomatic problems. This soon ended up being a cause of World War 2 because it left a legacy of political and geographical difficulties.