Analysis of the Fourteen Points in US WWI Diplomacy
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A source analysis worksheet focused on the US President Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points speech during WWI, encouraging students to examine the content, provenance, and usefulness of the primary source.
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Analysis of the Fourteen Points in US WWI Diplomacy
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Source Analysis of Wilson's Fourteen Points
Source A: Wilson's Speech to Congress on the Fourteen Points
"I propose that the world be made safe for democracy. The principles I have outlined will ensure a just and lasting peace. These points include open diplomacy, freedom of navigation, removal of economic barriers, reduction of armaments, and self-determination for nations.
My aim is to create a new world order based on fairness and justice, where disputes are resolved through dialogue rather than war. I believe these principles will prevent future conflicts and promote international cooperation. The United States must lead this effort to establish peace." Provenance: Woodrow Wilson, 1918, presidential speech to Congress.
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