Woodrow Wilson

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The first 5 points had to be addressed to prevent another war

The next 8 points dealt with boundary changes Wilson based these provisions on the principle of self determination along historically which established the lines of nationality.

The fourteenth point was called for the creation of an international organization, the League of Nations to address diplomatic crisis like those that had sparked the war

In June 1919 he and Germany signed it.

Yes, he re-segregated the government

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

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Herbert Hoover was the president in the 20s

No, but Harold Wilson was

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Woodrow Wilsonâ??s plan for peace was called the 14 Points or the 14 Points Plan. He believed that this plan would help to create world peace.

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No, that was William Taft.

The fact that it limited Germany's military power to an amount only adequate for defense.

the league of nations

Woodrow Wilson was the 28th President of the United States of America during World War 1. He is known for his 14 point speech which outlined a plan for ending the war and his subsequent campaign to form the League of Nations and make the US an active member of it. Before the presidency he was a professor of government , the president of Princeton University and the governor of New Jersey.

Wilson tried to end the crisis by promising a national conference and urging the steel unions to seek a settlement of grievances.

all of the above (apex)

German U-boat activity had forced the United States into war

Americans were angry German U-boats had killed U.S. citizens.

Woodrow Wilsonâ??s plan for peace was called the 14 Points or the 14 Points Plan. He believed that this plan would help to create world peace.

there was economic problems and he could noy afford it.

economic: food, shelter, life.

In the World War I era, President Wilson's famous "14 Points" did in fact turn out to be unrealistic and misleading. They were unrealistic because, being formulated in a context without regional and cultural tensions the likes of which dominated Europe at the time, they could not be practically applied with any hope of positive effect. They were also misleading insofar as the United States withdrew from active participation in post-war negotiations soon after the conflict was militarily concluded: European powers could only conclude that Wilson's real energies (and America's, as well) were focused on matters other than the "14 Points."

President Woodrow Wilson passed a child-labor bill and a workers' compensation act. He also limited the workday of interstate railway workers to eight hours.

Woodrow Wilson & George Clemenceau differed because they both had different goals. George Clemenceau wanted Germany to pay them back and for France to get them back. While Woodrow Wilson jest wanted to let France have some land and maybe some money so they could repair all the damage Germany had caused in WW1.

Congressional Government by Walter Bagehot‬