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Significance: Marked Russia's exit from World War I. Signatory countries: Bolshevik Russia and Central Powers like Germany and Austria-Hungary.

Significance: Ended the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War in North America) and marked the beginning of British dominance outside Europe. Signatory countries: Great Britain, France, and Spain.

Significance: Ended World War I and imposed heavy reparations on Germany. Signatory countries: Allied Powers and Germany.

Significance: Ended the Mexican-American War and resulted in significant American territorial gains. Signatory countries: United States and Mexico.

Significance: Established the European Economic Community (EEC), which eventually evolved into the European Union. Signatory countries: Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, and West Germany.

Significance: Led to the Egypt-Israel Peace Treaty and a framework for the comprehensive peace settlement in the Middle East. Signatory countries: Egypt and Israel.

Significance: Dismantled the Ottoman Empire post-World War I and partitioned its territories, leading to the Turkish War of Independence and the subsequent Treaty of Lausanne. Signatory countries: Allied Powers and Ottoman Empire.

Significance: Marked the end of the Thirty Years' War in 1648 and introduced the concept of state sovereignty. Signatory countries: Various European nations.

Significance: Considered the founding document of New Zealand, granting the British Crown sovereignty over New Zealand. Signatory entities: British Crown and Maori chiefs of New Zealand.

Significance: Ended the Russo-Japanese War with Japan gaining control over parts of Manchuria and Korea. Signatory countries: Russia and Japan.

Significance: Divided the newly-discovered lands outside Europe between Portugal and Spain along a meridian 370 leagues west of the Cape Verde islands. Signatory countries: Spain and Portugal.

Significance: International agreement that attempted to prevent war by making it illegal. Signatory countries: Multiple nations including France, Germany, and the United States.

Significance: Brought peace to Northern Ireland by resolving issues between nationalists and unionists. Signatory parties: British and Irish governments and political parties of Northern Ireland.

Significance: Established a mutual defense pact aimed at countering Soviet influence in Europe. Signatory countries: USA, Canada, and several Western European countries.