The Big Three And The Treaty Of Versailles

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The Big Three at Versailles

|Leader |Country he represented |Personal characteristics |Aims |
|Woodrow Wilson|USA |Born in 1856 |Was too strengthen democracy un |
| | |Became auniversity professor |the defeated nation so that its |
| | |First entered politics in 1910 |people would not let leaders || | | |cause another war. He proposed |
| || |the 14 points. |
|Lloyd George |UK |A realist |WantedGermany to be justly |
| | |An experienced politician |punished |
| || |Wanted Germany to lose its navy |
| | ||and colonies |
|Georges Clemenclau |France |Hard; tough politician |He was determined not to allow |
|| |Had a reputation for being |his country be invaded |
| ||uncompromising |He wanted to weaken Germany |

The Treaty of Versailles

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