- how did Wilson’s fourteen points influence the terms of the treaty of versailles? - what were the strengths and weaknesses of Wilson’s vision for the postwar world
- was the treaty of versailles a direct cause of WWII? why or why not?

Wilson’s fourteen points maintain peace in the Europe.

Explanation:

Wilson’s fourteen points has a great influence on the terms of the treaty of versailles because with these points peace should be maintain and the world war I was ended. the strengths of Wilson’s vision for the postwar world was that peace was attained while the weaknesses of Wilson’s vision was that certain points were not acceptable for the different countries like Germany which leads to world war II. The treaty of versailles is a direct cause of WWII because Germany had lost the war and the treaty was very harsh against Germany which compel Germany to start WWII.

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