Question

12/18 munit 12 assessment
12.03 how did the fourteen points address the policy of isolationism?
possible points: 1
it rejected isolationism in favor of more open diplomacy.
it rejected isolationism and demanded that the united states seek territorial expansion.
it supported isolationism and urged all nations to take responsibility for their own defense by building large stockpiles of weaponry.

Explanation:

The Fourteen Points, proposed by Woodrow Wilson, aimed at open diplomacy (e.g., no secret treaties), which rejected isolationism. The second option's "territorial expansion" is incorrect (Fourteen Points focused on self - determination, not expansion). The third option is wrong as the Fourteen Points promoted disarmament, not building weapon stockpiles, and didn't support isolationism. So the first option is correct.

Answer:

A. It rejected isolationism in favor of more open diplomacy.