In the most general sense, President Wilson decided in favor of American entry into the First World War for which of the following reasons?

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Wilson believed that American entry was necessary to ensure that the outcome of the war would align with his vision for a world order based on democratic values and international cooperation. This is evident in his famous "Fourteen Points" speech, which outlined his goals for the post-war world. The German-Mexican alliance and the influence of munitions manufacturers may have played a role in the build-up to American entry, but Wilson's broader vision for a new world order was the primary motivation for his decision. Option D can be ruled out as Wilson was opposed to the idea of colonialism.

In the Most General Sense, President Wilson Decided in Favor