The Chief Political Difference Between President Woodrow Wilson and the European

The chief political difference between President Woodrow Wilson and the European parliamentary statesmen represented at the Paris peace table was that Wilson

A) lacked a comparable personal popularity among Europeans.
B) did not appreciate or attempt to galvanize domestic political support among Americans for a postwar Paris peace settlement.
C) respected the opinions of his domestic political adversaries and made a good-faith effort to include them in the Paris peace conference.
D) refused to appreciate fully the need to break a reasonable political compromise between democratic idealism and great power of imperialism or colonialism for quickly coming to a peace agreement that all the Allies could support enthusiastically.
E) was generally not popular with Americans at home; while, the European Allied leaders enjoyed overwhelming popularity with their own peoples.