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Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points Speech

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What is the main goal emphasized in the text?

Establishing military superiority

Ensuring global economic dominance

Promoting cultural diversity

Creating a safe world for peace-loving nations (correct)

What does every peace-loving nation desire?

To live its own life and ensure justice from other nations (correct)

To dominate other nations economically

To impose its own institutions on other nations

To engage in selfish aggression

What is described as the only possible programme for world peace?

Justice and fair dealing among nations (correct)

Cultural assimilation

Peace through military conquest

Isolationism

Why does the text imply that justice must be done to others?

For self-preservation and justice in return Signup and view all the answers

What role do all the peoples of the world play according to the text?

They are partners in creating a safe world Signup and view all the answers

What is the main focus of making the world safe to live in according to the text?

Ensuring justice and fair dealing for all peace-loving nations Signup and view all the answers

Why does the text suggest that all peoples of the world are partners in the interest of creating a safe world?

To highlight the interconnectedness and shared responsibility for global peace Signup and view all the answers

What does the text suggest will happen if justice is not extended to others?

Decreased likelihood of receiving justice in return Signup and view all the answers

What is implied about the programme of the world's peace according to the text?

It aligns with Wilson's 14 points Signup and view all the answers

How does the text describe the relationship between justice being done to others and receiving justice ourselves?

Justice for others is directly linked to receiving justice for our nation Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

World Peace

The main goal emphasized is to make the world safe to live in.
Every peace-loving nation desires a world where all people can live in peace and security.

Conditions for World Peace

The only possible programme for world peace is to extend justice to all others.
Justice must be done to others because it is a prerequisite for receiving justice ourselves.

Global Partnership

All the peoples of the world play a crucial role in creating a safe world, making them partners in this interest.

Consequences of Injustice

If justice is not extended to others, it will have negative consequences, implying a world devoid of peace and security.

Programme of World Peace

The programme of world peace is implied to be dependent on the extension of justice to all people, making it a collective responsibility.

Justice and Reciprocity

The text suggests that doing justice to others is directly related to receiving justice ourselves, emphasizing the reciprocal nature of justice.

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Test your knowledge on Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points speech and his vision for a safer world post-World War I.