Guided Reading 23-4
1. Allied _____________________ on the Western Front had been badly defeated.
2. The entry of the United States into the war in 1917 gave the Allies a much-needed _____________________ boost.
3. The withdrawal of the Russians allowed Germany to concentrate on the _____________________.
4. After William II’s departure, the _____________________ in Germany under Friedrich Ebert announced the creating of a _____________________ republic.
5. An attempt at revolution left the German middle class with a deep fear of _____________________.
6. _____________________ among the nations that succeeded Austria-Hungary would weaken eastern Europe for the next 80 years.
7. In January 191, representatives of 27 victorious Allied nations met in _____________________ to make a final settlement of the Great War.
8. U.S. President Woodrow Wilson portrayed World War I as a people’s war against “_____________________ and _____________________.”
9. David Lloyd George, prime minister of _____________________, had a simple platform at the Peace Conference: make the Germans _____________________ for the dreadful war.
10. In the _____________________, Germany was ordered to pay reparations for all the damage to which the Allied nations had been subjected.
11. Both the German and Russian empires lost considerable _____________________ and the Austro-Hungarian Empire _____________________ altogether.