What Best Describes What Woodrow Wilson Wanted Out of the League

question 57

Multiple Choice

What best describes what Woodrow Wilson wanted out of the League of Nations?

• A)Future international disputes would be solved without violence.
• B)Countries going against their allies would be severely punished.
• C)New maps with new boundaries would be developed to assist peace treaties.
• D)Money given during the war to countries would not need to be repaid.
• E)All nations involved would have access to the most powerful warfare.

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