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be rightfully Italian, and the Treaty of London, a secret treaty with the Allied powers which finalized Italy’s change in Alliances, promised them this land. However, as a result of President Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points presented to the League of Nations at the Paris Peace Conference, which proposed the policy of self- determination, Italy did not receive all of the land which it was certain that it deserved in the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty, signed in 1919, left Italy unsatisfied and enraged

David Lloyd George, Georges Clemenceau, and Woodrow Wilson cooperated more into shaping this treaty than the other members of the Allied Powers. The treaty was created with fifteen parts and 440 articles, Part I created the Covenant of the New League of Nations, which Germany was not able to join, Part II specified Germany’s new boundaries, (Treaty of Versailles 2009) Finally Part III created a demilitarized zone and separated Saar land from Germany for fifteen years. (Treaty of Versailles 2009) The

The treaty of Versailles was an agreement drafted after the Paris peace conference of 1919. At this conference the Allied Powers - consisting of Britain, Italy, France, Japan and the United States, as well as many small nations - met to discuss the future of the Central Powers -Germany, Austria-Hungary and Turkey - after the First World War, as well as a way to achieve peace. As a result of this conference a number of settlements were drafted, including the Treaty of Versailles. At the time that

the maintenance of peace, because the prerequisites gave the collective security organization more flexibility, thereby making it more functional to deal with situations such as that of Spain. One might add that in comparison to the League of Nations or the United Nations, the concerts’ informality and the prerequisites only enhanced its capacity to help keep peace. Moreover, the concert created an environment of transparency thereby evoking to us that it had a strong role in sustaining peace. After

The damage inflicted on Europe during World War I was dire and left Europe in a state of chaos. Consequently, post-war peace settlements were complicated, but were necessary in order to end the period of disorder. World War I concluded on November 1918, when Germany agreed to an armistice. At the end of the war, European leaders realized that their reasons for initially engaging in the war had not been worth it. Countries were torn apart, as established dynasties had fallen during the war and new

World War II Research Report Eduardo Perez HIS/114 December 8, 2011 Allen Smith World War II Research Report At the end of the First World War, many changes were about to happen. The countries on the winning side did not feel victorious after millions had died because of the war. The countries on the losing side would now have to deal with settlements with the western allies. The great empires that once dominated central and Eastern Europe and West Asia had fallen. There was great uncertainty

World War 1 was one of the worst world wars ever because of the new innovations of that time, which made war more deadly and dangerous than previous wars before. WW1 came with new inventions and strategies such as tanks, gas attacks, and trenches brought in more deadly. WW1 also started with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. It eventually would start with Germany invading Belgium. WW1 would shape Europe and the world forever. The last few empires in Europe and Asia would fall and new

by the refusal of the Political Marxist Leninist, for alternative policies ranging from tolerance to ethnic minorities to debugging, the latter being forced expulsion (minorities) of the disputed regions. Similarly the search for new definitions of Nation in the absence of democratic and cultural traditions in populations of states where ethnic groups are entitled to claim some territory. Certainly religion has played a major role through the ages, she has led a number of important events within humanity

Italy was a country in turmoil, they had witnessed five different presidents since 1917, the country was divided and no government had ever gained majority in the House of Deputies, thus causing coalition agreements between the parties. Due to the coalition governments, the political leaders were not able to achieve any stable goals and improve the conditions of the country, politics had become polarised. Therefore the people of Italy had to look for alternative governing bodies, to improve the turmoil

Gabriel Bernarde (837256) – International Politics (INTS10001) Assignment 2 Are material forces or ideas the most important source of power in global politics? Consider this question through comparison of Realism with either Constructivist or Poststructuralist approaches to global politics. Power that Matters: A constructivist and realist approach to distinguishing material power as dominant in international relations Hans Morganthau’s realist approach to international politics was centred around