When Woodrow Wilson attended the Pairs Peace Conference, he had a ridiculously large amount of public support. Many Americans believed that Wilson’s fourteen points would make World War I the war to end all wars, but as a result was the reason for Germany to enter World War II.
Wilson originally wanted all fourteen points apart of the Treaty of Versailles. Wilson initially had the intentions of a new world order, allowing freedom of international waters, freedom of international trade, reduction of firearms, and the end of colonialism. At first the allies rejected Wilson’s plan; however, after an armistice with Germany and the U.S. threatening to discontinue imports and exports to the allies, the some provisions of Wilson’s Fourteen Points
Wilson originally wanted all fourteen points apart of the Treaty of Versailles. Wilson initially had the intentions of a new world order, allowing freedom of international waters, freedom of international trade, reduction of firearms, and the end of colonialism. At first the allies rejected Wilson’s plan; however, after an armistice with Germany and the U.S. threatening to discontinue imports and exports to the allies, the some provisions of Wilson’s Fourteen Points