Question

How did Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points compare with the eventual outcome of the Paris Peace Conference?

A. It did not enforce his proposed strict penalties for the Central Powers.

B. It rejected his plan for a global peace organization.

C. It enforced his promise of lenient treatment for Germany.

D. It approved his plan to form a global organization to prevent war.

Answer 1

the possible answer is D?

Answer 2

The correct answer is D) It approved his plan to form a global organization to prevent war.

Woodrow Wilson’s 14 points compare with the eventual outcome of the Paris Peace Conference in that it approved his plan to form a global organization to prevent war.

The Allies meeting to impose sanctions and peace terms to Germany and the Central Powers after WWI was known as the Paris Conference. The most important decision of the Conference was the creation of the League of Nations, a global organization to prevent war. The Allies signed a document called the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919. The formal peace negotiations ended when the Allies signed the Lausanne Treaty in 1923.