World War I and the Russian Revolution · 1914 – 1924
The Treaty of Versailles
The peace settlement and its role in shaping the post-war world.
Key Questions
- 1Was the treaty too harsh on Germany or too lenient?
- 2How did the "War Guilt" clause affect German national pride?
- 3To what extent did the treaty fail to address the needs of non-European nations?
ACARA Content Descriptions
AC9HI409AC9HI410
Year: Year 11
Subject: Modern History
Unit: World War I and the Russian Revolution
Period: 1914 – 1924
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