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Also known as the October Revolution, the Red October, the October Rising.
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President Woodrow Wilson proposed the idea of the 14 points for the Treaty of Versailles for World Peace.
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was an agreement of peace between France, Britain and Germany made, which brought an end to the four years of fighting of WW1.
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was a meeting between the Allied Victors in 1919 which eventually led up to the Treaty of Versailles.
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The Treaty of Versailles was signed.
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was signed September 10, 1919. It was between the victorious allies of WW1 and the Republic of Germain-Austria which dissolved Austro-Hungarian Empire and recognised Hungary, Poland, Yugoslavia, and Czechoslovakia as independent countries.
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US Congress didn’t ratify or agree to the treaty and also did not join the League of Nations.
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was signed November 27, 1919 that required Bulgaria to give up power over various territories.
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was the formal peace agreement to end WW1 which was between the Allies and Hungary and was signed June 2, 1920. The treaty defined Hungary’s independence and state borders.
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was signed on August 10, 1920 with the Ottoman Empire. This treaty abolished the Ottoman Empire and addressed for Turkey to give up the power they had over Arab Asia and North Africa.
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was between Poland and Russia that ended the Russo-Polish war that established their borders in 1921.
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was a military agreement between France and Poland in February 19, 1921 in which both France and Poland go to each other to converse foreign affairs that involve both countries.
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was a conference that was called on November 21, 1921 by Warren G. Harding with the intention of controlling the Naval Force’s arms and weapons.
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Treaty of Rapallo was signed April 16, 1922 and was between Germany and Russia which released any territorial or financial claims either country had on the other.
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Ruhr Crisis happened in 1923 and was between France and Germany where Germany had forgotten to ship France timber which led to France invading the Ruhr River.
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The Franco-Czech Treaty was signed in 1924
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Locarno Treaty was created in 1925 between the League of Nations and Germany stating that Germany will not invade any nations in the west.
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Germany joined the League of Nations on September 9, 1926 to show the world that they had “reformed”.
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Geneva Naval Conference was a conference held to decide and negotiate the weapons limitations in 1927.
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Pact of Paris (Kellog-Briand Pact) was a pact and agreement to outlaw war on August 27, 1928 and was an international agreement.
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The Great Depression was caused by the weakened nations left by WW1 and broke economies and the spirit of the people. The first real sign of the depression was the stock market crash in October 29, 1929. The Great Depression allowed Hitler to ride to power.
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London Naval Treaty was between the United States, the UK, Japan and Italy which limited the submarine arms and building of submarine ships and was signed on April 22, 1930.
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Manchuria Crisis was when Japan invaded Manchuria for their resources easily because of lack of support from other countries in 1931
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Geneva Disarmament Conference was a conference between the League of Nations, UK and the US to discuss not only the limitations of marine weapons but also land weapons on 1932.
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Japan left the League because they didn’t want to so instead just withdrew in February 24, 1933.
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Germany left the League in October 14, 1933 because of the disarmament of the military weapons
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USSR Joins League in September 18, 1934.
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Abyssinian Crisis showed the League that they had no real say over what happened in the world because when Mussolini intended to invade Abyssinia for war and glory in November 22, 1934.
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Rhineland occupied by Germany March 7, 1936
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Rome Berlin Axis signed October 21, 1936 solidified the the alliance of the Axis Powers.
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Italy left the League in December 12, 1936 because they didn't want to be part of it.