Now list and define the fourteen points that Germany had to accept in order for there to be peace, not to be confused with Wilson's Fourteen points.

The correct answer is C) The Fourteen Points established the terms for Germany's surrender.

The connection between President Wilson's Fourteen Points and Germany's surrender was that the Fourteen Points established the terms for Germany's surrender.

President Woodrow Wilson created a series of points that he thought could be the base for long-lasting peace between the European nations and that could avoid another terrible war such as World War 1. So on January 8, 1918, he addressed the US Congress where he delivered a speech that was known as the "14 Points Speech." Of course, under those peace points that could benefit Europe, Wilson was more interested in the national security of the United States.

Among the most important points expressed by Wilson were the freedom of navigation in the European Seas, the reduction of weapons in all the nations, the respect of the sovereignty of each European nation, and the formation of an international association that unites the countries and served as a negotiation forum to avoid the war.

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