The Fourteen Points: Woodrow Wilson
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- Grade Level:
- 5th to 12th
- Product Type:
- Primary Source
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- Pages:
- 12
- Answer Key:
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Description
This product is a Google primary source activity and interactive image on THE Fourteens Points by President Woodrow Wilson.
In a speech to Congress on January 8, 1918, President Wilson laid out America’s war aims and his vision for peace after the war. His speech included fourteen key points upon which he believed the peace following the war must be based. However, not all of Wilson’s ideas were adopted at the Paris Peace Conference.
Students will answer the 10 document based questions on the doc as they analyzing the interactive image.
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