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Which turning point of World War I helped to establish the United States’ role as a superpower? A) Wilson's Fourteen Points B) Battle Of the Somme C) Genoa Conference D) Geneva Convention
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Which turning point of World War I helped to establish the United States’ role as a superpower?

A) Wilson's Fourteen Points
B) Battle Of the Somme
C) Genoa Conference
D) Geneva Convention

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A is the Answer. Wilsons Fourteen Points.

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I would say A, but I'm not sure 100%
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