Explain the reasons why the 14 points was the correct type of peace treaty to end world war I?
Then explain why the allies rejected most of the treaty and in hindsight, were the allies correct in this action of rejection.
please if someone can answer one or all of these questions in a semi detailed fashion….it will really help me.
Answer by augie6_1
Wilson wanted his Fourteen Points, a plan for reordering the world according to his idealistic notions of peace, justice and democracy. They were a huge failure because Britain and France were not interested in being nice to Germany after such a brutal war, and the one thing that Wilson did get, a League of Nations, was defeated in the American Senate.
From Shmoop History/World War I
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