The was American President Woodrow Wilson's proposed idea for a better world. One of these ideas included
setting up the League of Nations, which would be responsible for

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The Fourteen Points Plan

was American President Woodrow Wilson's proposed idea for a better world. One of these ideas included setting up the League of Nations, which would be responsible for maintaining peace and preventing future wars.

With the conclusion of the First World War, American President Woodrow Wilson called forward experts to help him find a way to ensure peace. The result was the Fourteen Point Plan.

One of the things involved in this plan was a League of Nations that would be comprised of various nations with the stated aim being to preserve peace by taking action to prevent wars. The League of Nations was thus formed but Congress barred the U.S. from entering it.

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