Question

how did the peace agreement made during the paris peace conference differ from woodrow wilsons fourteen points?

a. it established an international organization to promote peace.
b. it allowed germany to maintain an army for purposes of self - defense.
c. it officially blamed germany for causing world war i.
d. it defended the right of self - determination in austro - hungarian territory.

Explanation:

Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points aimed for a more lenient and ideal - based peace. The Paris Peace Conference agreements, like the Treaty of Versailles, were harsher on Germany. Blaming Germany for the war was a key difference as Wilson's plan was more about collective responsibility and a new world order. Option A was part of Wilson's plan (League of Nations). Option B was not in either in a straightforward way as Germany's army was restricted. Option D, self - determination in Austro - Hungarian territory was more in line with Wilson's ideas.

Answer:

C. It officially blamed Germany for causing World War I.