Answer:
The core of Wilson's foreign policy was a lofty idealism that shaped his views on the war, intervention, and the peace settlement: America was to serve the interests of mankind; universal moral principles were to supplant the pursuit of national self-interest. And it helped a lot of ppl.
Explanation:
Declaration of Independence
, then Articles of Confederation
, then the United States Constitution
, and finally, the Bill of Rights :'D
Yes.
A growing civilization needs to expand its territory to increase agriculture and influence.
