What sacred tradition did events require that Wilson have to shatter.
7. The sacred tradition shattered by Wilson was the tradition of neutrality.
What does the significant number of Congressional votes against the war resolution show, especially in the midwest.
8. The significant number of Congressional votes against war resolution shows that the country was not at all enthusiastic for war, especially in the landlocked Midwest.
So, this meant that Wilson was forced to do what?
9. This meant that Wilson was forced to take new aims to galvanize the country.
What were those goals?
10. He declared the twin goals of “a war to end war’ and a crusade “to make the world safe for democracy.”
Was he sincere, and did it work?
11. Wilson genuinely believed in the principles he intoned, and his appeal was very successful in converting the American people from their historic hostility to involvement in European squabbles.
As people began to respond enthusiastically to Wilson's leadership, what original vision of his was lost?
12. As people began to respond enthusiastically to Wilson’s leadership, his original vision of “peace without victory” was lost as the country cried “Hang the Kaiser.”
Wilson's Fourteen Points can be found here.
7. The sacred tradition shattered by Wilson was the tradition of neutrality.
What does the significant number of Congressional votes against the war resolution show, especially in the midwest.
8. The significant number of Congressional votes against war resolution shows that the country was not at all enthusiastic for war, especially in the landlocked Midwest.
So, this meant that Wilson was forced to do what?
9. This meant that Wilson was forced to take new aims to galvanize the country.
What were those goals?
10. He declared the twin goals of “a war to end war’ and a crusade “to make the world safe for democracy.”
Was he sincere, and did it work?
11. Wilson genuinely believed in the principles he intoned, and his appeal was very successful in converting the American people from their historic hostility to involvement in European squabbles.
As people began to respond enthusiastically to Wilson's leadership, what original vision of his was lost?
12. As people began to respond enthusiastically to Wilson’s leadership, his original vision of “peace without victory” was lost as the country cried “Hang the Kaiser.”
Wilson's Fourteen Points can be found here.
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