Login X _ Classwork for (GCS) US Histo X 10/28 WWII - Google Slides X Membership upgrade X + X docs.google.com/presentation/d/144qWpYp_qucovq4PR4flwinINpkoC8tCCdMyLtiDulA/edit?slide... [ Q k . . . Ca greenvilleschools.us bookmarks 8 PRACTICE SET: A2. E Znita Jackson - Cha.. Znita Jackson | Sm.. x Public transportation. All Bookmarks 10/28 WWII * * 4 3 kami 3 0. Slideshow Share File Edit View Tools Help Accessibility Fit R View only 31 THEME Day S WWII Bell Ringer 10/28 12 Walcar sol Taonday, October 24th The end of World War I was marked by an 1) that halted fighting in 1918, leading to D. complex peace negotiations. President Woodrow Wilson hoped to secure lasting peace through the 2) and outlined principles in his Fourteen Points that included reducing 3), honoring alliances, and ensuring 4) for all trade and travel. Although Wilson also championed 5) for various ethnic groups in Eastern Europe, he did nothing to stop his European allies from partitioning the 6) into European-controlled territories. However, the U.S. Senate took an 7) stance, opposing the League and fearing entanglement in future conflicts. They ultimately rejected the 8), limiting America's role in international + peacekeeping. Leaving Target League of Nations Self-determination Middle East Armaments Isolationist Treaty of Versailles Armistice Freedom of the Seas 5