The Fourteen Points (1918) were a series of proposals, principles, and measures, written by Woodrow Wilson, designed to bring peace and justice to all nations after all the violence and horrors of WWI. From all Wilson's proposals, the delegates at the Versailles Peace Conference only voted to accept his ideas of drafting a Covenant of League of Nations in the Treaty of Versailles. The Covenant laid the groundwork for the formation of a peace-keeping organization that would resolve international disputes and prevent another world war from happening: the League of Nations.
