Question

question 6 of 10
how did the peace agreement made during the paris peace conference differ
from woodrow wilsons fourteen points?
a. it allowed germany to maintain an army for purposes of self-
defense.
b. it defended the right of self-determination in austro-hungarian
territory.
c. it established an international organization to promote peace
d. it officially blamed germany for causing world war i

Explanation:

Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points aimed for a just peace, including the League of Nations (an international organization for peace). The Paris Peace Conference's Treaty of Versailles (which the peace agreement here relates to) officially blamed Germany (War Guilt Clause - option D), went against self - determination in Austro - Hungarian territory (so B is wrong), limited German military (so A is wrong), and while the League was part of Wilson's vision, the key difference here is the War Guilt Clause. So the correct option is D as it officially blamed Germany for WWI, differing from Wilson's more conciliatory Fourteen Points.

Answer:

D. It officially blamed Germany for causing World War I