The first point from the fourteen points was that there was no more secret agreement between countries. As we discussed in class, all agreements should be made public to see if the treaties are a threat to them. If countries are doing …show more content…
Another major point was that the settlement between the victorious Allies and the Axis needed to be fair. Wilson felt that unfair land and heavy damages would just lead to anger and hatred bringing about future wars. As I learned in class, in less than thirty years, history proved him right with World War II coming, unfortunately. Wilson's plan also called for the formation of a "general association of nations" that would settle arguments and protect the nations of the world from unfair violence. The most important plan of Wilson's was the League of Nations. As stated in the text book, Wilson hoped the league would “end all wars” however, he had marked limit and he opposed severe realities. Like we discussed in class he could not get his own government to accept the plan and the United States did not join the League of