Question

1. how did woodrow wilson contribute to foreign affairs?

a. by advocating for the league of nations after world war i
b. by emphasizing isolationist policies
c. by rejecting any involvement in international organizations
d. by focusing solely on domestic issues during his presidency

Explanation:

Woodrow Wilson was a key advocate for the League of Nations after World War I. The League of Nations was an international organization proposed to maintain peace. Wilson's "Fourteen Points" speech in 1918 included the idea of a general association of nations (which became the League of Nations). Isolationist policies (option b) were more associated with a later period in U.S. history after Wilson. Rejecting international organizations (option c) is incorrect as he was a proponent of the League. Focusing solely on domestic issues (option d) is wrong as his foreign - affairs initiatives like the League were major parts of his presidency.

Answer:

A. By advocating for the League of Nations after World War I