In 1918,President Wilson's "Fourteen Points" received significant political support from

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The "Fourteen Points" were met with skepticism and resistance by the British and French governments, who were more interested in punishing Germany and securing their own national interests post-World War I. The United States Senate also did not fully support Wilson's vision, particularly regarding the League of Nations, leading to the U.S. not joining the League.

In 1918,President Wilson's "Fourteen Points" Received Significant Political Support from