Wilson's 14 Points to Peace Flashcards
What was the aim of Wilson’s Fourteen Points?
The aim was to create a fair peace that all parties would sign, ensuring no country felt unfairly treated.
What was the first point about secret treaties and alliances?
It called for the abolition of secret treaties and alliances.
What was the point about freedom of the seas?
It proposed freedom of the seas, with no blockades or attacks on ships.
How did Wilson’s plan address tariffs?
It called for an end to tariffs, resulting in cheaper goods for all nations.
What was the point regarding weapon reductions and limits?
It proposed reducing and limiting weapons so no country would think they had a military advantage.
What did Wilson’s plan say about colonies?
It called for the freedom of all colonies, promoting self-determination for all countries.
What was the 14th point of Wilson’s plan?
The 14th point was the creation of the League of Nations, where all countries could talk out problems before they became wars, with the Big Four (US, Britain, France, and Italy) serving as the world’s policemen.
What phrase did Wilson use to describe the desired outcome?
Wilson used the phrase “peace without victory” to describe the desired outcome.
What was the concern of the Republican Senate regarding the treaty?
The Republican Senate questioned what the US would gain from the treaty.
