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Reactions to Versailles: the Allies
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Who were the three key Allied leaders who negotiated the Treaty of Versailles?

Lloyd George, Clemenceau, Wilson

How did the British public view the peace settlement?

As fair and appropriate

What was Lloyd George's private concern about the treaty's severity?

Germany might seek revenge

What was Lloyd George's view on the £6600 million reparations figure?

Too severe for Germany's recovery

What strategic gains did Britain secure through the treaty?

Naval supremacy & former German colonies

Why was France's position unique among the Allies?

War fought primarily on French soil

What angered Clemenceau about Germany's military under the treaty?

Germany permitted to maintain an army

What was Clemenceau's view on the £6600 million reparations?

Inadequate given France's damage

What political consequence did Clemenceau face after the treaty?

Defeat in the next French election

What vision had Wilson hoped to base the peace settlement on?

His Fourteen Points

What did the US Senate refuse to ratify, affecting the League of Nations?

Treaty of Versailles

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