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14 Points The 14 points was first brought up in January 1918. The president at the time was
President Woodrow Wilson. When the 14 points was first brought up, it was almost like a plan to try to make world peace negotiations after World War I. The first point was open diplomacy, which means there should not be any private international understandings.
Second point, freedom of seas, where navigation in the seas is absolutely free. The third point, Removal of economic barriers, removal of barriers but as well as the establishment of a equality of trade. The fourth point is Reduction of armaments; the national armaments would be reduced to the lowest point consistent with domestic safety. Fifth point is Adjustment of colonial claims, where all sovereignty …show more content…
Point seven, Preservation of Belgian sovereignty, where the world would evacuated and restored without of any attempt to put a limit in sovereignty. Point eight,
Restoration of French territory, where all the French land should be freed and have invaded portions restored. Point nine, redrawing of Italian frontiers, where the frontiers of
Italy would be readjusted. Point ten is Division of Austria- Hungary, would be accorded the freest opportunity of autonomous development. The eleventh point is the redrawing of Balkan boundaries, Rumania, Serbia, and Montenegro should be evacuated, occupied territories restored. The twelve point is limitations on Turkey, were the Ottoman empire should be assured a secure sovereignty. The thirteenth point is establishment of an independent Poland, where the polish state should be erected. Finally the fourteenth point
Perez 2 which is the association of nations. Where an association must be formed by the nations under specific covenants. These fourteen points was well received by the public, but when it came to some foreign leaders they were almost if not were skeptical. Most of the fourteen points deal with redrawing the map of Europe, arms reduction. Freedom of
14 Points The 14 points was first brought up in January 1918. The president at the time was
President Woodrow Wilson. When the 14 points was first brought up, it was almost like a plan to try to make world peace negotiations after World War I. The first point was open diplomacy, which means there should not be any private international understandings.
Second point, freedom of seas, where navigation in the seas is absolutely free. The third point, Removal of economic barriers, removal of barriers but as well as the establishment of a equality of trade. The fourth point is Reduction of armaments; the national armaments would be reduced to the lowest point consistent with domestic safety. Fifth point is Adjustment of colonial claims, where all sovereignty …show more content…
Point seven, Preservation of Belgian sovereignty, where the world would evacuated and restored without of any attempt to put a limit in sovereignty. Point eight,
Restoration of French territory, where all the French land should be freed and have invaded portions restored. Point nine, redrawing of Italian frontiers, where the frontiers of
Italy would be readjusted. Point ten is Division of Austria- Hungary, would be accorded the freest opportunity of autonomous development. The eleventh point is the redrawing of Balkan boundaries, Rumania, Serbia, and Montenegro should be evacuated, occupied territories restored. The twelve point is limitations on Turkey, were the Ottoman empire should be assured a secure sovereignty. The thirteenth point is establishment of an independent Poland, where the polish state should be erected. Finally the fourteenth point
Perez 2 which is the association of nations. Where an association must be formed by the nations under specific covenants. These fourteen points was well received by the public, but when it came to some foreign leaders they were almost if not were skeptical. Most of the fourteen points deal with redrawing the map of Europe, arms reduction. Freedom of