Answer:
C. Self-determination.
Step-by-step explanation:
Self-determination, which U.S. president Woodrow Wilson preferred to call "self-government," was a political condition which he considered essential if the world was to have a peaceful co-existence after the huge levels violence, and loss of human lives and property caused by World War I. Unfortunately, the French delegation that negotiated peace with Germany and the other countries of the Central Powers, took over complete control of the negotiation and Wilson' proposal, or The Fourteen Points, was ignored.