Summarize 14 points:
Wilson had 14 idealistic points to forgive Germany and create world peace after the Great War. The 14 points were viewed as lenient and was not accepted by the Allies. Wilson had to sacrifice many of his points to ensure that the League of Nations would not be created. In the end, the Treaty of Versailles was made and America did not sign it. This treaty angered the Germans and was a reason why Hitler came to power and WWII.
Wilson had 14 idealistic points to forgive Germany and create world peace after the Great War. The 14 points were viewed as lenient and was not accepted by the Allies. Wilson had to sacrifice many of his points to ensure that the League of Nations would not be created. In the end, the Treaty of Versailles was made and America did not sign it. This treaty angered the Germans and was a reason why Hitler came to power and WWII.
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