Question

12/18 munit 12 assessment
12.03 what was president woodrow wilsons \peace without victory\ speech advocating for?
a negotiated peace between the warring nations without winners or losers
total surrender of germany and its allies
a policy of permanent american neutrality

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option 1: Wilson's "peace without victory" speech (during WWI) aimed for a negotiated peace where no nation was seen as a winner or loser, fitting the phrase's meaning.
• Option 2: Total surrender of Germany was part of later Allied demands, not "peace without victory".
• Option 3: Permanent neutrality wasn't the focus; the US later entered the war, and the speech was about peace terms, not permanent neutrality.

Answer:

A. A negotiated peace between the warring nations without winners or losers