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What effect did the mandate system have on national borders after world war i?
The Allied Powers took control of territory in the former Ottoman Empire.
How might the creation of the mandate system affect the map of Africa after World War 1?
Africa was given orders to give up their land for the govenment, which is a mandate
What was the purpose of the mandate system?
The ultimate goal was development of each mandate toward eventual independence.
How did World War I effect the class system?
world war 1 had a profound effect on the british class system due to traditional roles having to change to adapt to the war.
Why were Germans unhappy after World War 1?
Germany was not happy at all after WWI. This has several reasons. On an economic level, the Peace Treaty at Versailles imposed heavy reparations payments on Germany (the sum of which was not even defined until 1927). Furthermore, The area around the Rhein-Ruhr rivers, Germany's main industrial area, was occupied by France and became a demilitarized zone, with much of the coal production going to France. On a political level, the system of a Republic was imposed upon Germany. Ever since 1815, this system had won a lot of supporters within Germany, but there were still many 'Royalists' which wanted to maintain the Empire. Another very contentious issue was a condition of the Versailles Treaty which forced Germany to accept sole responsibility for the outbreak of World War I. Though Germany was certainly involved in the lead-up to the war, many would argue that attributing sole responsibility to one country is a gross oversimplification. The peace treaty thus bred a strong desire for revanchisme in many, and was commonly refered to as "die Schmach von Versaille" (the ignonimy of Versailles)
What was the effect of the treaty Versailles's mandate system?
Answer this question… Allied powers took over German colonies and profited from them.
What was one effect of treaty of Versailles mandate system?
Answer this question… Allied powers took over German colonies and profited from them.
How did treaty of Versailles attempt to maintain the balance of power?
Mandate System, victorious powers looking after new independent countries to help them survive and self determination as well. Also disarmament so all countries are equal
What effect did the mandate system have on national borders after world war i?
The Allied Powers took control of territory in the former Ottoman Empire.
What effect did the mandate system have on national borders after World War 1?
The Allied Powers took control of territory in the former Ottoman Empire.
Was the mandate system imperialism in disguise?
No
What was an effect of the mandate system on former ottoman territory in the middle east?
Borders were drawn without regard for local populations
What happened to Ottoman territory in the Middle East after World War 1?
It was divided between Britain and France through the mandate system.
Governing without owning the territory?
is a mandate system
Imagine the us senate being the power structure depicted by an office desk Hereby is a trash can in which papers are rejected The treaty of Versailles and the league of nation are balled up paper t?
congressional committee system.
What does mandate system mean?
The mandate system of the League of Nations, established by the treaties ending World War I. Under this system, the victors of World War I were given responsibility for governing former German and Ottoman territories as mandates from the League. The ultimate goal was development of each mandate toward eventual independence.
To what extent was German anger at the Versailles Treaty the main factor that contributed the Nazi party's ultimate achievement of power in Germany in 1933?
The notion that the Treaty of Versailles was the main reason is widespread in 'pop' versions of history in the U.S. However, most historians regard the following as more important: * The effects of the Great Depression on Germany. * The lack of a broadly based conventional conservative party in Germany. * Deadlock in the German political system in 1932-1933.
