Question

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Why did President Woodrow Wilson call for the expansion of democracy and self-determinatin for African colonies after World War I?
Select one:
a. President Wilson did not want to see any country colonized.
b. President Wilson wanted to take over these countries himself.
c. President Wilson understood the sacrifices the Africans had made.

Answer 1

President Wilson understood the sacrifices the Africans had made.

Step-by-step explanation:

Many of these African citizens had hoped that by supporting their European colonizers that they would be given freedom at the end of World War I, but that didn't happen. President Woodrow Wilson understood why these African colonists had fought and died for their imperialist nations during World War I and supported their call for democracy and self-determination.

Answer 2

The answer is letter c, President Wilson understood the sacrifices the Africans had made.

Step-by-step explanation:

President Woodrow Wilson is one of the leaders in the world who was an advocate for democracy. This is the reason why he made his statement of principles for peace. This is popularly known as the "Fourteen Points." This statement addressed territorial issues and other things related to obtaining peace and independence from colonial claims.

Thus, after World War I, he called for the expansion of democracy and self-determination for African colonies. He even extended their rights to "self-determination," a principle which focuses on equal rights and the right of the people to be governed through their own consent because he clearly understood the sacrifices they made.