The second one calls for "freedom of navigation upon the seas", while the fourth one asks for national armaments to be "reduced to the lowest points consistent with domestic safety".
The second one calls for "freedom of navigation upon the seas", while the fourth one asks for national armaments to be "reduced to the lowest points consistent with domestic safety". Most of the next ones focus on restoring territories to European countries such as Serbia and Montenegro, but Congressional isolationists like Henry Cabot Lodge were strongly opposed to the last one. Including the proposed creation of the League of Nations, FTP, identify this set of principles for the post-World War I reconstruction of Europe outlined by Woodrow Wilson.
The second one calls for "freedom of navigation upon the seas", while the fourth one asks for national armaments to be "reduced to the lowest points consistent with domestic safety".
the {Fourteen Points}