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What major point of U.S. President Wilson's Fourteen Points for Peace pushed for a withdrawal from colonialism? A. open diplomacy B. national self-determination C. freedom …

What major point of U.S. President Wilson's Fourteen Points for Peace pushed for a withdrawal from colonialism? A. open diplomacy B. national self-determination C. freedom …
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What major point of U.S. President Wilson's Fourteen Points for Peace pushed for a withdrawal from colonialism?

A. open diplomacy
B. national self-determination
C. freedom of the seas
D. a League of Nations

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D)to promote the idea of self-determination

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The major point of U.S. President Wilson's Fourteen Points for Peace pushed for a withdrawal from colonialism is (A) Open Diplomacy. As stated in the point number 5 of the Fourteen Points for Peace, there must have an open-minded, free and impartial adjustment of all colonial claims.
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