President Woodrow Wilson's proposals for reforming the international system after World War I were collectively known as the
a. Fourteen Points.
b. New Internationalism.
c. New Isolationism.
d. Wilson Doctrine.
e. Four Freedoms.
Question 2
All of the following describe Wilsonian idealism except
a. moral principle should be the guide to U.S. actions abroad.
b. The Anglo-American values of liberty and liberal democratic institutions are worthy of emulation and promotion worldwide.
c. the old order, based upon moral principle and cooperation against international aggression, must be replaced by a new order, based upon balance of power and interest politics.
d. the United States must continue to take an active role in bringing about global reforms.
e. the Fourteen Points should be the guide to global policy action.
A classification system for living and extinct organisms.
The protonephridial filtration system of flatworms.
Center of Mass of a Binary Star System
The Autonomic Nervous System
Disorders of the Male Reproductive System
Climate—The “Dry World”