The idea of "League of Nations" in 1917 in his fourteen points presented by:
Correct answer: C. US President Woodrow Wilson
- A. US president Gerald Ford
- B. Winston Churchill
- C. US President Woodrow Wilson
- D. John Marshall
Explanation
US President Woodrow Wilson proposed a League of Nations in his Fourteen Points speech of 1918, although the idea is sometimes linked to the wartime discussions of 1917. The other figures listed were not the proposers of this plan.
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