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It wasn't successful because it wasn't enforced. The treaty itself was fine but although the French Prime Minister wanted it to be properly enforced, the American and British didn't enforce it. This led to the rise of Hitler, who believed the treaty was too harsh on Germans.
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Who wasnt at the Treaty of Versailles?
who ever wasn,t at the treaty of versailles oh and for all u chicks that you so call yourself mrs maslow stop it!
How satisfied were the allied leaders with the Treaty of Versailles?
Wilson wasn't very satisfied about all of the terms, because he thought they were too harsh and that they were punishing some ordinary Germans that have nothing to do with the war.
Why is 1898 significant as turning point in American history?
1898 was a turning point for the United States because the Treaty of Paris was signed by the United States and Spain. After the treaty was ratified, the United States became and imperial power. The United States gained Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines from the treaty.
What was the aim of the first clauses of the Treaty of Versailles?
The aims were:-to ensure that a war like ww1 will never happen again-to help protect one another (collective security)-to improve health working conditions-to get countries to disarm-to get all major nations to join-to cooperate together-to ensure the future piece-to make a world better place!
What were the conditions for peace in the Treaty of Versailles?
The Treaty of Versailles established peace by allowing the formation of a League of Nations to solve conflicts between countries. Also, the economic and military suppression it put on Germany and her allies prevented their retaliation.
Who wasnt at the Treaty of Versailles?
who ever wasn,t at the treaty of versailles oh and for all u chicks that you so call yourself mrs maslow stop it!
How satisfied were the allied leaders with the Treaty of Versailles?
Wilson wasn't very satisfied about all of the terms, because he thought they were too harsh and that they were punishing some ordinary Germans that have nothing to do with the war.
Why did many Americans protest Jay's Treaty?
They did not Love it....... They Hated what they said in the treaty. Jay wasnt right for WHATEVER he said.
Who is the governor of New Zealand when the treaty was signed?
there wasnt one at the time, but william hobson became the first after it was signed
What would happen if the treaty of waitangi wasnt signed?
deffrent nations would not be in new zealand and people would faught
Why is 1898 significant as turning point in American history?
1898 was a turning point for the United States because the Treaty of Paris was signed by the United States and Spain. After the treaty was ratified, the United States became and imperial power. The United States gained Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines from the treaty.
What was the aim of the first clauses of the Treaty of Versailles?
The aims were:-to ensure that a war like ww1 will never happen again-to help protect one another (collective security)-to improve health working conditions-to get countries to disarm-to get all major nations to join-to cooperate together-to ensure the future piece-to make a world better place!
What were the conditions for peace in the Treaty of Versailles?
The Treaty of Versailles established peace by allowing the formation of a League of Nations to solve conflicts between countries. Also, the economic and military suppression it put on Germany and her allies prevented their retaliation.
What was the treaty of Zamora.how important was it to Spain?
It wasnt important for Spain because Spain didnt exist yet. Portugal got its independence from León and Castille, NOT SPAIN !!!! Spain is way younger than Portugal (Portugal 1143 , Spain 1469).
Why did russia leave the war in 1917?
while the usa entered the war o the western front, russia was being defeated in the east. the war had been going badly for the Russians for sometime. revolution in russia in 1917 led to a collapse of the Russian war effort and withdrawal from the war. faced with total defeat, the new communist rulers of russia agreed to all the German demands and signed the treaty of brest-litovsk in march 1918. under this peace treaty Germany dealt very harshly with russia, taking control of huge areas of Russian territory.
Why did Germany supported Adolph Hitler?
for a short answer, he gave them a better economy through war. after the treaty of versai?(check spelling) left germany in a terrible shape hitler came by and offered them away out. war brought business and many jobs. it wasnt untill later people saw what he was really doing.
What was the name of the 1977 international peace agreement brokered by Jimmy Carter?
there wasnt one in 1977 but in 1978 is when he was involved with the Camp David Accords where there were 13 days of negotiations between Egypt (President Anwar Al Sadat) and Israel (Prime Minister Menachem Begin) under the witness of Jimmy Carter, signed at the white house, which led to the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty. and in 1969 and 1979 were the SALT I and SALT II (strategic arms limitation talks and there was also the anti-ballistic missile treaty administered in 1972)hope this helped :)
