AP Success - AP European History: Treaty of Versailles & League of Nations
Question 1
To achieve international peace and security by the acceptance of obligations not to resort to war
To establish a single currency for international trade and economic stability
To create a unified military force for the enforcement of colonial claims
To promote the spread of democratic governments throughout the member nations
Question 2
An intention to impose harsh punitive measures on the Central Powers
A plan to redistribute colonies among the victorious Allied Powers
A desire for a diplomatic framework to prevent future conflicts
A commitment to restoring the political status quo ante bellum
Question 3
Ignore treaty obligations that conflicted with national interests
Adhere strictly to the terms of international agreements
Prioritize economic treaties over political or military ones
Renegotiate existing treaties to align with the League's principles
Question 4
Encourage nations to develop their own legal systems independent of international influence
Standardize and enforce legal principles in international relations
Undermine the sovereignty of nations by imposing external legal standards
Create a global judiciary with the power to override national laws
Question 5
The move towards collective security and international governance
The decline of imperialism and colonial competition among European nations
The resurgence of isolationist policies in major world powers
The shift towards unilateral military interventions by dominant nations
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