Wilson, Clemenceau and Lloyd George and Treaty of Versailles Objectives Satisfied Not Satisfied Wilson League of Nations most of the Fourteen established Points were ignored or Fourteen Points rejected repay war loans self-determination in Eastern Europe only the defeated (Poland, powers were disarmed resume the free flow of Czechoslovakia, trade and maintain Yugoslavia) Britain refused to robust economy accept freedom of the did not want to cripple disarmament (military seas Germany restrictions) Britain, France, Belgium refused to self-determination to their colonies Anschluss was denied Senate refused to accept the treaty or join the League of Nations Clemenceau Article 231 received Saar coalfields national security for only 15 years remove disarmament (military restrictions) Rhineland only military threat demilitarized not an Alsace-Lorraine independent country reparations returned financial compensation reparations not high for damages received German enough colonies revenge and punishment Lloyd George reduction of the did not support security of sea lanes to German navy League of Nations its empire received German opposed reduce German navy colonies did not want to cripple Germany reparations too high
Wilson, Clemenceau and Lloyd George and Treaty of Versailles Objectives Satisfied Not Satisfied Wilson League of Nations established self-determination in Eastern Europe (Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia) disarmament (military restrictions) most of the Fourteen Points were ignored or rejected only the defeated powers were disarmed Britain refused to accept freedom of the seas Britain, France, Belgium refused to self-determination to their colonies Anschluss was denied Senate refused to accept the treaty or join the League of Nations Fourteen Points repay war loans resume the free flow of trade and maintain robust economy did not want to cripple Germany Clemenceau Article 231 disarmament (military restrictions) Alsace-Lorraine returned received German colonies received Saar coalfields for only 15 years Rhineland only demilitarized not an independent country reparations not high enough national security remove military threat reparations financial compensation for damages revenge and punishment Lloyd George reduction of the German navy received German colonies did not support League of Nations opposed reparations too high security of sea lanes to its empire reduce German navy did not want to cripple Germany
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