Question

4. Which quotation best supports Wilson’s idea that cooperation among nations creates peace?
A. “Germany is not a great fighting country.”
B. “It is a people’s treaty that accomplishes… liberation.”
C. “There is only one power… the power of mankind.”
D. “Give them space to cool off.”
5. Wilson states that the League of Nations is not an absolute guarantee against war. Why does he include this statement?
A. To admit the League is ineffective
B. To appear honest while arguing the League still reduces risk
C. To warn Americans against joining
D. To explain why wars are necessary
6. Which statement best describes Wilson’s tone toward Americans who oppose the League of Nations?
A. Respectful but firm
B. Angry and hostile
C. Uncertain and doubtful
D. Humorous and relaxed
7. Which statement would Wilson most likely agree with?
A. Military strength is the best protection against war.
B. Nations should avoid alliances whenever possible.
C. Open discussion of conflicts makes war less likely.
D. Only powerful nations benefit from cooperation.
8. Which statement best explains how Wilson develops his argument across the speech?
A. He describes the causes of World War I and then proposes solutions.
B. He explains misunderstandings about the League and then shows how it would promote peace.
C. He criticizes other nations and then defends American leadership.
D. He explains the structure of the League and then describes its military power.

Answer 1

4. C
5. B
6. A
7. C
8. B

Brief reasons: 4 — C expresses collective human power and cooperation. 5 — He concedes imperfection to be honest while arguing the League still lessens the chances of war. 6 — He addresses opponents firmly but respectfully. 7 — Wilson favored diplomacy and open discussion to prevent war. 8 — He refutes misunderstandings about the League and then explains how it would foster peace.