Treaty of Versailles Evaluation

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🎯 Learning Intention

Today I will learn to: Evaluate the successes and failures of the Treaty of Versailles and form evidence-based conclusions about its impact.

Success Criteria - I can:

• Identify key successes and failures of the Treaty

• Analyse primary and secondary sources

• Form conclusions using evidence

• Explain the Treaty's long-term impacts

📋 Part 1: Successes and Failures Analysis

1. List THREE successes of the Treaty of Versailles. Use bullet points.

2. List THREE failures of the Treaty of Versailles. Use bullet points.

3. Which country was most affected by the Treaty?

Britain

France

Germany

United States

4. The Treaty forced Germany to pay money called _____________ to other countries.

5. Which areas of Germany were given to other countries? (Check all that apply)

Alsace-Lorraine (to France)

Saar Basin (to League of Nations)

Polish Corridor (to Poland)

Bavaria (to Austria)

🔍 Part 2: Source Analysis and Conclusions

6. Read this quote from a German newspaper in 1919: "This is not peace, but a 20-year ceasefire." What does this source suggest about German feelings towards the Treaty?

7. A historian wrote in 2010: "The Treaty was too harsh to keep peace, but too weak to stop Germany forever." Do you agree or disagree? Give ONE reason.

8. Based on your analysis, was the Treaty of Versailles more successful or more of a failure? Write your conclusion using evidence from this worksheet.

9. How might the Treaty have contributed to World War II? Give ONE specific example.

Treaty of Versailles Evaluation

Treaty of Versailles Evaluation

🎯 Learning Intention

Success Criteria - I can:

📋 Part 1: Successes and Failures Analysis

🔍 Part 2: Source Analysis and Conclusions

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