Responses
A
the desire for a global and lasting peace.
the desire for a global and lasting peace.
B
his attempt to be re-elected after World War I.
his attempt to be re-elected after World War I.
C
American economic investments in western Europe.
American economic investments in western Europe.
D
the fear of communism and its spread to democratic countries.
1 answer
Woodrow Wilson's political agenda following World War I was primarily based on A: the desire for a global and lasting peace.
His Fourteen Points articulated his vision for peace and his hope for a new international order, emphasizing self-determination, open diplomacy, and the establishment of the League of Nations to promote collective security and prevent future conflicts.
