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Woodrow Wilson, US president from 1912-1920, came up with his famous 14 points for global security, not just Europe. These included things like freedom of the seas, no secret alliance, and, most importantly, a League of Nations. He planned to base the Versailles Treaty (ending WWI) on these points.

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