Peacemaking Peacekeeping

  • Fourteen Points Speech

    Fourteen Points Speech
    Wilson delivers the speech, which will become the framework for peace talks in europe.
  • Germany Asks for Peace

    Germany Asks for Peace
    Germany asks for peace on wilson's fourteen points.
  • Treaty of Versallies

    Treaty of Versallies
    Ecocomic restrictiions, territorial losses, millitary restrictions, and war guilt clause on germany
  • Treaty of Saint-Germain

    Treaty of Saint-Germain
    Dissolved Austria-Hungary, created several states based on ethnic groups. Austria had to pay reperations.
  • Treaty of Neuilly-Sur-Seine

    Treaty of Neuilly-Sur-Seine
    With, Allied powers and Bulgiria, asked bulgaria t pay 100 Million Euros and reduce the side of their army. The allies recieved western thrace.
  • League of Nations Created

    The LoN was created in an attempt to create peace
  • Treaty of Trainon

    Treaty of Trainon
    Defined the borders of Hungary and placed responisibility on the country.
  • Treaty of Sèvres

    Treaty of Sèvres
    With the Ottoman Empire, made several indipendant nations out of their territories and gave some more to the allies.
  • Washington Naval Confrence

    Arms control confrence, resulted in the 4,5,and 9 power treaty. Resulted in reductions to the navy, and an agreement to respect all territories.
  • Rurh Crisis Begins

    Germany stops making payments to France, and France immediatly occupies the Rurh Region
  • Traty of Locarno

    France agrees to leave Germany, and Ger,amy agreed to pay reperations.
  • Geneva Confrence

    US, GB, and Japan, made mutral limits to their forces. It failed, because they did not reach an agreement, so the naval arms race went on.
  • London Naval Confrence

    The Conference followed the Washington and Geneva Conference to gather to promote limits on the “naval capacities” in the world powers. The Five Power Naval Limitation Treaty was also collectively worked on during this time, which was originally signed Feb. 6 1922.
  • Japan invades Manchuria

    Following the invasion, The League of Nations approved an action to bring Manchuria out of Japanese rule and for it to become semi-independent. This lead to the Japanese resignation from the League.