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Treaty of Versailles: LAMB

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Section 3 of 11

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8 questions

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📊 Treaty of Versailles: LAMB

Treaty of Versailles diagram showing LAMB terms

The four key terms that shaped German resentment — Land, Army, Money, Blame

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Remember: LAMB (the 4 key terms)Treaty Terms — Key Statistics Setting the Scene Why Was the Treaty So Harsh? — Connected Causation

Practice Questions for Treaty of Versailles

What was Article 231 of the Treaty of Versailles?

A. The clause limiting Germany's army to 100,000 men
B. The clause setting reparations at £6.6 billion
C. The War Guilt Clause — Germany accepted sole blame for starting the war
D. The clause banning Germany from joining the League of Nations

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How much were Germany required to pay in reparations under the Treaty of Versailles?

A. £660 million
B. £6.6 billion
C. £66 billion
D. £660 billion

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Quick Recall Flashcards

Army limit?

100,000 soldiers, no tanks, no air force, 6 battleships, no submarines

What does LAMB stand for?

Land, Army, Money, Blame — the 4 key treaty terms

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Remember: LAMB (the 4 key terms)

Treaty Terms — Key Statistics