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How did president Woodrow Wilson's 14 points contribute to WWI?
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How did president Woodrow Wilson's 14 points contribute to WWI?

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The 14 points helped put an end to WW1 and was apart of the Treaty of Versailles, the contribution for the 14 points was to bring peace throughout the society of Europe and not bring any violence or gore.
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