Answer: The answer is:
Wilson’s desires of democracy, free trade, and self-determination clashed with Europeans leaders because of their goals of territorial gain and revenge against Germany.
Explanation:
On January 8, 1918; President Wilson gave a speech about <u><em>The Fourteen Points,</em></u> It was a list that included principles, open covenants.
<u><em>Many European countries began to object his ideas.</em></u>
<u><em>England, France, and Italy were mostly interested in regaining what they had lost and gaining more by punishing Germany. Germany quickly found out that Wilson’s blueprint for world peace would not apply to them.</em></u>
Also, Britain and France suffered huge losses in WWI that they didn't want to treat Germany with peace
England becomes well known to be the strongest European country for that time period (at least in the sea)
hope this helps
They started a fight with France who is also an ally with the United States so yea that's a good reason to blame Germany for WW1
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