world war 1 vocabulary (cont.)
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World War 1 Vocabulary (cont.). MILITARY OCCUPATION. When one or more country’s army stays permanently in another country for a length of time. ARTILLERY. Guns used to shoot large shells and cannon balls over long distances. Treaty of Versailles. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
World War 1 Vocabulary (cont.)
MILITARY OCCUPATION
When one or more country’s army stays permanently in another country for a length of time.
ARTILLERY
Guns used to shoot large shells and cannon balls over long distances.
Treaty of Versailles
The peace treaty (armistice) which officially ended World War 1 in 1919.
Key ideas of the Treaty of Versailles
1. Germans had to give up all of their colonies (______________)
Parts of Germany were occupied by Allied forces for 15 years.
Germans had to pay for the damages to the Allies during the war (__________)
Germany admitted guilt for World War 1German military was limited, with no u-boats,
tanks, artillery, poison gas, and only 100,000 man army.