(A) Eliminating Militraism
(B) Eliminating Imperialism
(C) ** Punishing Germany
(D) Creating an international peace keeping organization
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Concept note-1: -It was not Wilson’s objective or desire to confront European colonial powers over such matters, as Wilson had no intention of supporting any demands for self-determination and sovereignty that conflicted with the interests of the victorious Allies.
Concept note-2: -There were nevertheless some shared components between Wilson’s 14 Points and the Treaty of Versailles. Namely, both called for a reduction of armed forces in Germany. German soldiers would also be removed from its territories, while any territories which were taken from France would be returned.
Concept note-3: -the Allies In the end, the Treaty of Versailles went against many of the principles of the Fourteen Points, both in detail and in spirit. Rather than “peace without victory, ” the treaty sought harsh punishment of Germany both financially and territorially.