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It was to start a League of Nations and to end all wars. He wanted the world to be at peace and no longer fight.
The 14th point in Wilson's 14 Point speech was used in the Treaty of Versailles. It was put into effect with the formation of the League of Nations.
The Treaty of Versailles followed the guidelines set by Wilson, however, France wanted to punish Germany more, so they made them pay the reparations by themselves.
The capstone "Fourteenth Point" of Wilson's declaration of war aims called for: An international organization to guarantee collective security. (PFHS) AP history Answer: C :)
The Fourteen Points was President Wilson's blueprint for the world after World War I. He presented his plan to the US Congress in January of 1918. He insisted that a peace plan which would succeed after the war, would have to contain the principles of his 14 Points. Most of the points dealt with specific European problems that would have to be addressed after the war. The most important of the Points, according to Wilson, was the 14th Point. This created a League of Nations, which Wilson hoped would become an international organization to solve issues between nations and prevent future wars. Wilson was too idealistic to think that the victorious powers would adhere to all of his demands in the Fourteen Points. But even though most of his points were defeated, including the US Senate voting not to join the League, the ideals of Wilson's plan paved the way for the creation of the United Nations following World War II and the creation of international courts of justice. MrV
Wilson conceded on most of his Fourteen Points in return for the establishment of the League of Nations.
It was one of his 14 Points, possibly the 14th
It was to start a League of Nations and to end all wars. He wanted the world to be at peace and no longer fight.
14 point peace speech
The 14th point in Wilson's 14 Point speech was used in the Treaty of Versailles. It was put into effect with the formation of the League of Nations.
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A general association of nations must be formed under specific covenants for the purpose of affording mutual guarantees of political independence and territorial integrity to great and small states alike
Wilson's Fourteen points were a call for peace and each point represented an aim to achieve peace. The fourteenth point specifically called for an association of nations forming to guarantee each nations independence and integrity.
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