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U.S. president Woodrow Wilson believed strongly in self-determination following WWI. What statement best describes self-determination? (Picture)
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U.S. president Woodrow Wilson believed strongly in self-determination

following WWI. What statement best describes self-determination?
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U.S. president Woodrow Wilson believed strongly in self-determination following WWI-example-1
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I would put the second answer as that is the best one for self determination
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