President Woodrow Wilson believed that is the victorious nations forced peace terms on the defeated nations after world war 1.
1. the victorious nations would gain valuable territory
2. there would be no permanent peace.
3. the defeated nations would lose territories the deserved to lose.
4a permanent peace would be obtained.
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