In Woodrow Wilson's view, an international organization to maintain peace could work only if
A) the Austro-Hungarian empire was maintained.
B) its members were democracies.
C) the international order was based on balance of power.
D) Germany and Austria paid large reparations to France and Britain.

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Wilson believed that for an international organization to successfully maintain peace, its members must be democratic nations that were willing to work together and cooperate towards common goals. He argued that democracies were more likely to be peaceful and less likely to engage in aggressive wars, making them ideal members for an organization dedicated to international peace.

In Woodrow Wilson's View, an International Organization to Maintain Peace