Question

1. wilson’s vision for world peace: section 1 p. 278-279

a. fourteen points to end all wars
wilson’s 1st goal-

wilson’s 2nd goal-

b. wilson’s unusual decisions
what had no president previously done?

how did wilson further aggravate matters in his choice of american delegates to attend the peace conference?

woodrow wilson’s ____ points

1. ideals versus self-interest at versailles: section 2 p. 280-281

a. peace without victory gives way to war guilt and reparations
why did georges clemenceau of france hope to weaken germany?

how much was germany required to pay in reparations to the allied nations?

Explanation:

The problem involves questions about historical events (Wilson's vision, Versailles treaty) and political actions (Wilson's decisions, Clemenceau's motives), which fall under the subfield of History in Social Science.

Answer:

For the fill - in - the - blank "Woodrow Wilson’s ____ Points", the answer is "Fourteen".