What Are The Fourteen Points Of Woodrow Wilson's Program For World Peace

On the 8th of June of 1914, President Woodrow Wilson proposed his program for world peace during a War Aims and Peace Terms speech to the United States Congress. Wilson’s program consisted of fourteen points that would eventually take and used for the basis for the Treaty of Versailles between the Allied and Axis powers on the 28th of June in 1919. Wilson’s fourteen points were split into three different sections; the first section consisted of the first five points that addressed general principles including the forming of secret alliances between countries including the Triple Entente, the Triple Alliance, and the Balkans alliances from World War 1, the freedom of the sea even if a war is going on, free trade between countries, an abatement