Question

what did woodrow wilson think could lead to another world war?
allowing the german military to continue to exist
requiring nations to give up their colonies
stripping germany of its overseas colonies
creating an international organization of nations
question 21
wilson hoped that self - determination would end the old imperialist system of colonial empires. was his hope fully realized in the treaty of versailles?
yes - austria - hungary was divided into new, independent nations based on the wishes of the ethnic groups in the region
no - germany’s old colonies in africa were turned over to france and britain
yes - the ottoman empire was dissolved and its subjects granted complete independence
no - the austro - hungarian empire was allowed to retain most of its territory.

Explanation:

For the first question: Woodrow Wilson was concerned about the harsh treatment of Germany. Stripping Germany of its overseas colonies was part of the punitive measures in the Treaty of Versailles. He thought such harshness could lead to resentment and another war.
For the second question: Self - determination was not fully realized. Germany's colonies were not given self - determination but were given to other powers (France and Britain). Austria - Hungary was divided, but the key point for the non - realization is the handling of colonies.

Answer:

First question: stripping Germany of its overseas colonies
Second question: No—Germany’s old colonies in Africa were turned over to France and Britain