Plans for Peace Answers

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He also hoped to regain , territory that had been lost to in 1870.

Verdun

Alsace-Lorraine

Poland

He also hoped to regain , territory that had been lost to in 1870.

Germany

Great Britain

the United States

As a result, he was President Wilson’s Fourteen Points.

envious of

opposed to

in favor of

Clemenceau believed in to make up for the war’s economic consequences.

disarmament

reparations

self-determination

Which statement explains David Lloyd George’s argument in this passage?

Germany should pay for the toll it took on the rest of the world.

The countries must keep old rivalries in mind while making plans for peace.

The peace process should not be swayed by a desire for justice or revenge.

Great Britain should remain competitive by producing more armaments.

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