Question

the treaty of versailles plainly ignored which of wilsons plans for post - world war i peace? creating an international community not punishing germany too harshly abiding by freedom of the seas

Explanation:

Wilson's 14 - Points included a call for a just and lenient peace, not overly punishing Germany. The Treaty of Versailles, however, imposed heavy reparations, territorial losses, and guilt (War Guilt Clause) on Germany, which went against Wilson's idea of not punishing Germany too harshly. While the Treaty did create the League of Nations (an aspect of creating an international community, though not fully in line with Wilson's vision as the US didn't join), and freedom of the seas was a more minor point in the context of the Treaty's major oversights compared to the harsh treatment of Germany.

Answer:

not punishing Germany too harshly