What is meant by the term 'The big Four'?
Correct answer: B. Representatives of the main victorious Powers at the Paris Peace Conference after WW1
- A. The Powers contesting global dominance in the sixties
- B. Representatives of the main victorious Powers at the Paris Peace Conference after WW1
- C. The Powers at the Yalta conference of WW2
- D. The powers involved during the American Revolutionary War
Explanation
The Big Four were the United States, Britain, France, and Italy, whose leaders dominated the negotiations at the Paris Peace Conference after World War I. The Yalta meeting involved a different wartime grouping, chiefly the US, UK, and USSR.
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