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Decisive Factors in the First World War (1914-1918) and Peace Treaties

Explore the factors leading to the Central Powers' defeat in WWI and the subsequent peace agreements. Learn about key events like the US entry, collapses of Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman empires, British blockade, failed German offensives, abdication of the Kaiser, and more.

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Decisive Factors in the First World War (1914-1918) and Peace Treaties

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  1. The End of the First World War 1918

  2. Why did the Central Powers loose? • The US joined the war in 1917 • The Austro-Hungarians and the Ottomans collapsed • The British naval blockade of German ports • The failure of the German Spring offensives • Attempted Communist Revolution in Germany • The abdication of the Kaiser • The German surrender

  3. What arrangements were made for peace? • The Armistice Agreement (November 1918) • The Paris Peace Settlement (June 1919) • - Versailles • - Trianon • - Neuilly • - St Germain

  4. What did the different countries want from a peace treaty? • France • Britain • Russia • Germany • Italy • Austria-Hungary • Ottoman Empire • USA

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