What assumptions can you make about the peace after World War I, particularly considering that World War II occurred about 20 years after World War I ended?
In January 1918, US President Woodrow Wilson outlined his “Fourteen Points” for world peace. Wilson envisioned that a world after World War I would need to take into consideration the need for transparency, negotiations, and self-determination.
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