REACTION TO THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES

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This mindmap contains the mixed reactions towards the Treaty of Versailles. It includes the feelings of Germany, France and Britain.
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REACTION TO THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES
  1. France
    1. Enthusiasm... to begin with
      1. Thought German threat was gone
      2. 1 year: Should have been harder
        1. Clemenceau lost French election
        2. Britain
          1. Most people happy
            1. Thought Germany got what they deserved
            2. Some worried...
              1. Germany might be angry
                1. Germany may fight back

                  Annotations:

                  • They would do this be reclaiming all of the land that they had lost due to the treaty.
              2. Germany
                1. Lost 10% of land
                  1. Lost 12.5% of their population
                    1. Didn't feel they were to blame

                      Annotations:

                      • Germany thought that they weren't the only ones to blame for WWI, they thought other countries played a part too. 
                      1. They had no say in the Treaty

                        Annotations:

                        • They were forced to sign it and couldn't negotiate any of the points.
                        1. Thought it would be nicer to them

                          Annotations:

                          • They thought this because of Wilson's 14 Points speech. 
                          1. German government changed

                            Annotations:

                            • The government who signed the treaty were not actually the ones who had fought in the war. 
                            1. Army limits made them vulnerable
                              1. They feared poverty and starvation

                                Annotations:

                                • They thought that the reparations were much higher than what they could afford and thought that they wouldn't be able to pay them.
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