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What was not one of president Wilson's intended outcomes of the Great War?
One of President Wilson's unintended outcomes of the Great War was the rise of isolationism in the United States. Despite his efforts to promote international cooperation through the League of Nations, the U.S. Senate ultimately rejected joining, leading to a retreat from global engagement. Additionally, the Treaty of Versailles, which he championed, contributed to long-term instability in Europe, paving the way for future conflicts. Thus, Wilson's vision for a safer, more cooperative world was not fully realized.
What might reaching a peace treaty have taken so long?
took more than two years to reach a peace agreement.
How long was Hitler president?
He wasn't President, he was Chancellor and Reichsfuhrer from 1933 until his suicide in April 1945
President Wilsons peace without victory idea formed a key part of what?
Well... I have a headcahe from answering these questions all day long. It would help if you could please just give me the answers already so i can get off toodles (:
What were some long term effects of World War 1 projected by people in 1919?
Some long term effects was everyone that was in the war agreed to make peace and help rebuild what they destroyed. John Maynard Keynes in his book 'The Economic Consequences of the Peace', which appeared in October 1919 predicted roaring inflation in Germany (and Austria) and added that the peace treaties were likely to keep resentment against the allies alive.
President Wilson came up with a plan to end the war and to keep long lasting peace What was this plan known as?
14-Point Plan
Why did President Obama say war is necessary in his Nobel peace Prize acceptance speech?
Why don't you ask him? But war is a necessary part of life as long as there is a reason
How long was president Wilson a lawyer?
for 7 yrs
How long did Woodrow Wilson run in office?
Wilson served in the office of president for eight years. I am not sure what is meant by "run in office".
Did Woodrow Wilson's 14 points create a long lasting peace?
Obviously the peace that ended WW I did not last very long . Just 15 years later, people could see that another war Germany was likely . However, now Europe is at peace and seems likely to stay that way for a long time, maybe forever, so something hopefully created a lasting peace and many of Wilson's ideas have come to be accepted.
What US president the longest inaugural speech and what US president gave the shortest such speech?
William Henry Harrison was president for 31 days in 1841. He died of pneumonia, which he came down with shortly after delivering his 1 hour and 40 minute long inaugural speech.
What was the date Neville chamberlain made his speech?
"Peace for our time" was given in a speech 30 September 1938 not long after the Munich Agreement between Germany and England .
How long was Clinton's state of the union speech in 1990?
Bill Clinton was not president in 1990. George H W Bush was president in 1990.
How long was FDR in the navy?
Roosevelt never served in the military, but he was the Assistant Secretary of the Navy under President Wilson.
First president of shamrock rovers football club?
The first honorary life president of shamrock rovers was jack wilson, a life long fan and founder of the 400 members club (who later bought out the club together with australian based fan ray wilson (son of jack wilson).
Why did Woodrow Wilson create the fourteen points?
Wilson's fourteen points was relayed with the purpose of detailing the ways to achieve peace after World War I. The points were drawn from research that detailed the many problems that could arise after the war.
Which president had a speech 3 hours long then died the next month?
President William Henry Harrison He died two weeks after his inauguration because he gave a long speech during January, a cold month, with no coat, and no hat, he contracted pneumonia, and died.
