US History Unit 4 Lesson 9

6. In 1921, Congress approved separate peace treaties with _____, _____, and _____ that were signed by Wilson's successor, Warren G. Harding.

- Germany - Austria - Hungary

1. The "Big Three" who hammered out the final details of the peace treaty with Germany were President _____ of the United States, Prime Minister _____ of the United Kingdom, and Prime Minister _____ of France.

- Woodrow Wilson - David Lloyd George - Georges Clemenceau

5. One of the major opponents to the League of Nations was _____, a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, who was also chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.

Henry Cabot Lodge

2. President Wilson was so convinced that future world peace could only be effectively achieved through establishment of an open forum, called the _____, that he was willing to compromise on other issues to get his idea accepted.

League of Nations

3. The peace treaty, known as the _____ was signed on June 28, 1919 ; exactly five years after the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand.

Treaty of Versailles

4. The creation of new nations and the enlarging of others according to the terms of the treaty was an attempt to carry out Wilson's principle of political self determination for various nationalities of _____ Europeans.

eastern