What Was the Most Important Thing for Woodrow Wilson After

question 43

Multiple Choice

What was the most important thing for Woodrow Wilson after the war?

• A)Punishing Germany by requiring economic sanctions
• B)Assuring a peace based on justice and reconciliation
• C)Deepening America's isolationism from European affairs
• D)Bringing about the disintegration of the Soviet Union
• E)Returning the defeated German Empire back to its pre-1866 borders

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