Wilson’s view of the postwar world was summed up in

Wilson’s vision for a lasting peace after World War I was set out in his Fourteen Points. The proposals included ideas such as open diplomacy, national self-determination, and creating a League of Nations. The Treaty of Versailles was the peace settlement, but it did not simply express Wilson’s vision; it also included terms he opposed, including the war guilt clause.

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