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World War I (Part A (Alliances: The unions between the world powers of…

- - - - Their rage sparked a movement for the German society and formed the Nazis led by Hitler.
    - - Forces U.S. to get involved in the war to support the mourning families of the fallen citizens.
  - - - I chose this image because it displays what nations were allied or neutral :
- - - - Germany was basically blamed for all the damage and carnage from WWI so they had to pay reparations to the Allied Powers.
  - - - Part VII: Organized the terms for the trying of convicted war criminals against the allied powers.
      - Part VII: Established Germany´s liability for reparations.
      - Part VI: Discussed and determined for the return of POW and the ceremonies for fallen soldiers.
      - Part IX: Imposed many other financial conditions owed from Germany.
      - Part X: Regarding economic laws like trade shipping and unfair competition in businesses.
      - Part XIII: Terms regarding labor
        
        Part XIV: Terms established guaranteed for Western and Eastern Europe if Germany follows the terms of this treaty such as the evacuation of Allied Powers at the bridgehead of Cologne.
        
        Part XII: Terms regarding the use of German ports, waterways and railroads.
        
        Part XV: Included miscellaneous provisions for Germany to follow.
        
        Part XI: The determination between aerial navigation terms such as giving ¨the aircraft of the Allied and Associated Powers... full liberty of passage and landing over and in the territory and territorial waters of Germany, and shall enjoy the same privileges as German aircraft.¨
  - - - 1.)The Treaty of Versailles targeting the nation of Germany as the prime suspect regarding who initiated WWI.
      - 2.) When Germany finally surrendered, after refusing for so long, to the Triple Entente and was forced to sign the peace treaty, they gave up their colonies, military, artillery productions, their Saar and significant abundance of money because of reparations.
      - 3.) This caused an uprising in Germanyś economy and social classes to gain back their independence and rights. German citizens were angered and this is how Hitler and the Nazis gained control.