<span>The United States was interested in making the Central Powers pay for the war. That one would have to be false as the allies were interested in making the central powers pay for the war. President Wilson was interested in promoting his fourteen points.
</span><span>The Espionage and Sedition Acts were passed to control the economy. This would also be false these acts were passed to deflect any negativity towards the war by limiting your rights during a period in which we were in a war.
</span><span>The Zimmerman note served as the basis of negotiations at the Paris Peace Conference. Would be false this note while it doesn't get much attention from the United States factored in America's decision to enter the war. We entered the war in 1914 and didn't end until 1918, and the Paris Peace Conference wasn't until 1919. </span> With everything discussed, I would say the answer is D.<span>The provisions of the Versailles Treaty may have caused more problems than they solved.</span>
