Suppose you are writing a speech to present in a peace settlement to end world war 1. In your speech, you must include the following elements in your speech, 1. what does your country need in order to rebuild after the destruction of world war 1? 2. what beliefs and values do you bring to negotiations 3. what is your position regarding germany? how should germany be treated? why does your leader hold this position? 4. what specific elements do you want to see written into the peace settlement?

H-ISO Social Studies 20-2: Module 2 3 Assignment Booklet MODULE 2: SECTION 1: LESSON 2 In Whose Best Interests? 15 marks You are a world leader preparing to attend the peace negotiations at Versailles, France. You will take the role of one of these leaders, who all happen to be men: Prime Minister Lloyd George of Britain; Prime Minister Clemenceau from France; President Wilson of the United States; Prime Minister Orlando from Italy; Chancellor Ebert of Germany; or Prime Minister Borden from Canada. Using your textbook, online resources, and this lesson, look for the goals and beliefs of your leader. Your task is to write between three-quarters of a page to a full-page speech (or a two-to three-minute audio recording of the speech) on what you wish to see in any peace settlement to end World War I. Include the following elements in your speech. 1. What does your country need in order to rebuild after the destruction of the First World War? 2. What beliefs and values do you bring to the negotiations? 3. What is your position regarding Germany? How should Germany be treated? Why does your leader hold this position? 4. What specific elements do you want to see written into the peace settlement? Once your speech is completed according to the criteria on the Creative Presentation Rubric (found at the bottom of this assignment), post a copy of your speech in the discussion forum titled "Peace Conference Speech."