The Versailles Treaty Fell Short of Preventing Future International Conflicts

The Versailles treaty fell short of preventing future international conflicts because

A) Wilson's Fourteen Points were abandoned.
B) the United States and Russia competed to be the major power in war-devastated Europe.
C) the Ottomans threatened the newly created states in eastern and central Europe.
D) Germany and its kaiser refused to accept the treaty's stipulation to abdicate.
E) England and France refused to recognize the self-determination of the peoples of their empires.