Impact of the Fourteen Points

Medium Period 7: 1890–1945 World War I

During World War I, the United States expanded its role on the global stage and experienced significant shifts in public sentiment regarding military involvement. The declaration of war in 1917 marked a pivotal change, influenced by various factors including economic connections and political alliances. One pivotal document that outlined President Woodrow Wilson's vision for a post-war world order was the Fourteen Points. The Fourteen Points sought to address the underlying causes of the war and envisioned a future of peace and cooperation among nations.

Which of the following statements best describes the impact of the Fourteen Points on U.S. diplomacy during World War I?

The Fourteen Points advocated for the unconditional surrender of enemy nations.

The Fourteen Points gained widespread support for a lenient peace treaty with Germany.

The Fourteen Points emphasized self-determination and the right of nations to choose their sovereignty.

The Fourteen Points promoted military alliances similar to those that existed before the war.

Hint

Submitted9.4K

Correct6.4K

% Correct69%