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Treaties
Treaties are agreements under international laws entered into by international organizations or sovereign states. They can be bilateral or multilateral, and usually contain a preamble, lists of the issues agreed on, clauses discussing ratification procedures, terms for termination, and lifespan.
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Why was Germany angered by the details of the treaty?
Versailles? The loss of territory, huge war reparations, limitations on the size of the military.
How did the Treaty of Shimonoseki change Taiwan?
They made it so china would have to give taiwan to japan
What did Germany do after signing the peace treaty?
well after they didn't do anything. They reluctantly did what was told (pay off damages and give lands up). After a while Hitler did his thing.
What might reaching a peace treaty have taken so long?
took more than two years to reach a peace agreement.
Who created the first peace treaty in Mesopotamia?
Hittites created the first peace treaty between the Egyptians. Correct me if I'm wrong. Hope this helps.
Why was the Pinckney's Treaty important to the US?
Why the Pinckney's Treaty was important to the US is because it provided for mutual recognition of the border between US territory and spanish colonies.
How did the cancellation of the reciprocity treaty effect Canada?
it helped new Brunswick nova Scotia and the united province of Canada unite
Why was the treaty that ended world war 1 the because of world war 2?
The French, British, and Belgians, plus many countries around the world wanted to punish Germany for their atrocities, the desolation of their nations, and demanded monetary repayment well over 100 Million marks (more in dollars of the early 20th century. They developed a treaty known as the Treaty of the Versailles or the Versailles Treaty. This treaty had 14 main points with many rules and points within each of those points. Germany was forced to give up their armed forces, the rebuilding of forces and armament. They signed the treaty mostly because they could no longer wage war. There people in Germany were starving, jobless and bankrupt. Millions of Germans, in particular Adolf Hitler (a mere corporal) were furious about the German leaders signing the treaty when they thought they were winning the Great War.
The effects from the treaty did so much economic damage and political damage to the general populace the entire nation was in shambles both socially and being unable to survive. By 1929 there was so much political upheaval bad people were able to develop the Nazi Party (socialism, workers party). Hitler managed to get appointed into the Chancellor's position. He was appointed by their president (Hindenburg). When the president died he was able to take over the country and put his evil plans into effect. The general populace was deceived by him and fell for his charms because they believed he could bring them out of their national demise. He promised jobs, housing, food and medical care. They got it but at the price of living in oppression, fear of being killed and losing their freedoms.
What was the treaty in 1868 and what happened to impact the Indians in a positive way?
The United States recognized the Black Hills as a part of the great sioux Reservation, set aside for exclusive use by the Sioux people. Your welcome. (:
What battle occurred two weeks after the US and Britain signed a peace treaty?
the battle of new orleans
Who did this treaty blame foe world war 1?
In 1919 the allies leaders met in Paris to write a peace treaty.the treaty placed blame for the war on Germany and force to pay billion of dollar to allies.
What treaty gave the US all the territory east of the Mississippi?
Transcontinental Treaty also called the Adams-Onis Treaty, in 1819
What did the Treaty of Campo Formio do for Bonaparte's popularity and why?
Made him hated by France because of his popularity with america.
What was a consequence of the Treaty of Portsmouth?
There were two Treaties of Portsmouth, one signed in 1713, the other in 1905.
What is the difference between an alliance and a treaty?
An alliance is where you become allied with someone and a treaty is either the attempt to become an ally or the attempt to stop war.
Example: The French were America's allies.
Example: The Americans made a treaty to resolve the war with England.
Why was the Halibut Treaty a significant step in Canada's independence from Great Britain?
It was the first treaty negotiated by Canada, independent of Britain. Before this time Canada had always looked to Britain to ratify any international agreements they made. When informed of the treaty, Britain wished to sign the treaty along with Canada, as it had in the past, but Canadian Prime MinisterWilliam Lyon Mackenzie Kingresisted. He insisted that the treaty was only a concern between Canada and the United States. Britain eventually acquiesced when Mackenzie King threatened to send independent representation toWashington, D.C., which would in effect completely bypass Britain's authority.
What are the basic principle of the Treaty of Ghent?
The Treaty of Ghent was signed in the city at the old Carthusian monastery of Meerhem on 24th December 1814. The Treaty put a formal end to the state of war that had existed between Great Britain and the United States of America since 1812. The Treaty of Ghent was subsequently ratified by US President Madison and King George III on 17th February 1815.
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