6.2 The Paris Peace Conference and the redrawing of borders
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The aimed to reshape Europe after World War I. It punished Germany, redrew borders, and created new nations. The conference's goals included establishing lasting peace, implementing Wilson's , and addressing colonial possessions.
The had far-reaching consequences for Germany and Europe. It imposed territorial losses, military restrictions, and economic burdens on Germany. The treaty's impact fueled resentment and , while new nation-states faced challenges in building institutions and managing .
The Paris Peace Conference and Its Aftermath
Goals of Paris Peace Conference
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Establish lasting peace in Europe through new international order prevented future wars
Punish Germany for World War I role imposed reparations limited military capabilities
Implement Wilson's Fourteen Points promoted created
Redraw Europe's map dismantled empires (, Ottoman) created nation-states
Address colonial possessions redistributed German colonies established (Middle East)