English, 02.07.2020 17:01, mathisaqeosmw

What do points 6–13 suggest Wilson believed about achieving lasting peace? He believed that the victorious nations of World War I should help rebuild the economies of the losing nations. He believed that world peace could only occur if individual nations felt secure within their borders. He believed that a powerful nation should lead the way in teaching peace to other nations. He believed that although true world peace would not come soon, several European nations were ready for peace.

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