AICE International History Paper 2 |
(UPDATED 2026) EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |ELABORATED
&DETAILED ANSWERS!!
Treaty of Versailles: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Germany lost
70,000 square kilometers of land (almost 7 million people)
- Alsace and Lorraine were returned to France
- Eupen and Malmedy went to Belgium
- Saar Valley was adminstered by the League for 15 years
- Rhineland was demilitarized
- West Prussia went to Poland
- Port of Memes went to Lithuania
- Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were independent states
- No over seas colonies or mandates
- Paid reparations
Treaty of Saint-Germain: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Signed in
September 1919 with Austria
- Austria lost Bohemia and Moravia to the new state of Czechoslovakia
- Dalmatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina went to Yugoslavia
- Bukovina was given to Romania
- Galicia to Poland
, - Trentino, Istria, Trieste and parts of the South Tyrol were granted to Italy
Treaty of Neuilly: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Agreed in November
1919 with Bulgaria
- Lost territory to Greece, Yugoslavia, and Romania
Treaty of Sevres: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Signed in August
1920 with Turkey
- Turkish territorial losses to Greece and Italy
- Other parts of the former Turkish empire were mandated to France (Syria), and Britain
(Palestine, Iraq, and Transjordan)
- The Dardanelles were to be permanently open to all shipping
Treaty of Trianon: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Signed in August
1920 with Hungary
- Slovakia and Ruthenia were to become parts of Czechoslavakia
- Croatia and Slovenia went to Yugoslavia
- Transylvania went to Romania
Disenchantment of France, Italy, Bolshevik Russia, and the defeated powers -
CORRECTANSWER - France: did not gain as much at Germany's expense as
Clemenceau had hoped. Felt that the Treaty of Versailles left Germany strong enough
to pose a significant threat to their security
(UPDATED 2026) EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED SOLUTIONS |ELABORATED
&DETAILED ANSWERS!!
Treaty of Versailles: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Germany lost
70,000 square kilometers of land (almost 7 million people)
- Alsace and Lorraine were returned to France
- Eupen and Malmedy went to Belgium
- Saar Valley was adminstered by the League for 15 years
- Rhineland was demilitarized
- West Prussia went to Poland
- Port of Memes went to Lithuania
- Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania were independent states
- No over seas colonies or mandates
- Paid reparations
Treaty of Saint-Germain: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Signed in
September 1919 with Austria
- Austria lost Bohemia and Moravia to the new state of Czechoslovakia
- Dalmatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina went to Yugoslavia
- Bukovina was given to Romania
- Galicia to Poland
, - Trentino, Istria, Trieste and parts of the South Tyrol were granted to Italy
Treaty of Neuilly: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Agreed in November
1919 with Bulgaria
- Lost territory to Greece, Yugoslavia, and Romania
Treaty of Sevres: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Signed in August
1920 with Turkey
- Turkish territorial losses to Greece and Italy
- Other parts of the former Turkish empire were mandated to France (Syria), and Britain
(Palestine, Iraq, and Transjordan)
- The Dardanelles were to be permanently open to all shipping
Treaty of Trianon: Terms and Implications -CORRECTANSWER - Signed in August
1920 with Hungary
- Slovakia and Ruthenia were to become parts of Czechoslavakia
- Croatia and Slovenia went to Yugoslavia
- Transylvania went to Romania
Disenchantment of France, Italy, Bolshevik Russia, and the defeated powers -
CORRECTANSWER - France: did not gain as much at Germany's expense as
Clemenceau had hoped. Felt that the Treaty of Versailles left Germany strong enough
to pose a significant threat to their security
