257) What was Wilson’s goal when developing his 14 points? Peace and Stability in Europe

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257) What was Wilson’s goal when developing his 14 points? Peace and Stability in Europe 258) What gave the US policing power in Latin America? Roosevelt Corollary 259) Who lead the women’s movement at the Seneca Falls Convention? Elizabeth Cady Stanton 260) 18 th Amendment: Prohibition 21 st Amendment: Repealed 18 th

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257) What was Wilson’s goal when developing his 14 points?Peace and Stability in Europe258) What gave the US policing power in Latin America?Roosevelt Corollary259) Who lead the women’s movement at the Seneca Falls Convention?Elizabeth Cady Stanton260) 18th Amendment: Prohibition 21st Amendment: Repealed 18th

Post WW I Wilson’s Plan for Peace 14 Points Speech to Congress Jan 1918 Just and lasting peace.

Post WW I Wilson’s Plan for Peace 14 Points Speech to Congress Jan 1918 Just and lasting peace.

Woodrow Wilson’s Attempt to Create World Peacemrgoethals.weebly.com/uploads/1/6/5/4/16542680/40...Woodrow Wilson’s Attempt to Create World Peace “The Treaty of Versailles”

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The Main Idea The Allies determined the terms for peace in the postwar world. Reading Focus What was President Wilson’s Fourteen Points plan for peace?

The Main Idea The Allies determined the terms for peace in the postwar world. Reading Focus What was President Wilson’s Fourteen Points plan for peace?

‘Peace Without Victory’ Analyze Wilson’s statement regarding the end of the war. Why does he call it ‘peace without victory’? What is he warning against?

‘Peace Without Victory’ Analyze Wilson’s statement regarding the end of the war. Why does he call it ‘peace without victory’? What is he warning against?

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Woodrow Wilson’s Tie

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Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Points

Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Points

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The End of World War I The Peace Negotiations. Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Point Plan No secret treaties Freedom of the seas Tariffs and economic barriers.

The End of World War I The Peace Negotiations. Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Point Plan No secret treaties Freedom of the seas Tariffs and economic barriers.

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WWI Peace Process. Wilson’s 14 Points 1: No secret treaties or alliances 4: Reduce arms 5: Listen to colonial people 6-13: self-determination- people.

WWI PPT - Springfield Public Schools PPT.pdf · Wilson’s$14$Points$ • 19186$Before$war’s$end,$Wilson$addressed$ Congress • Wilson’s$program$called$for$lasRng$peace$ based$upon$14$points$

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SECTION 11-4 Wilson Fights for Peace. Wilson Presents His Plan Fourteen Points- Wilson’s plan for peace. The first five points were issues that Wilson.

SECTION 11-4 Wilson Fights for Peace. Wilson Presents His Plan Fourteen Points- Wilson’s plan for peace. The first five points were issues that Wilson.

Chapter 21 Section 4 Shaping the Peace Examine Woodrow Wilson’s plan for a lasting and just peace. Understand how the Treaty of Versailles punished Germany.

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August Wilson’s Pittsburgh.pdf

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Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield · Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield Missouri Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield is about 10 miles south of the city of Springfield, Missouri,

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Discuss with a Partner Describe the transformation in Wilson’s outlook from “Peace without Victory” to “Making the World Safe for Democracy.”

Discuss with a Partner Describe the transformation in Wilson’s outlook from “Peace without Victory” to “Making the World Safe for Democracy.”