The correct answer is C. President Wilson included resolutions specifically about European territories in his Fourteen Points because territorial disputes among European nations were a major reason the war began in the first place.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Fourteen Points were the pacifist plan devised by President Woodrow Wilson at the end of World War I, with the aim of avoiding tensions between the former European combatants of the conflict and thus achieve a lasting peace between nations, framed in the League of Nations as supranational entity. Basically, the Fourteen Points sought to avoid the imposition of excessive sanctions on the defeated, as well as the obtaining of great benefits by the winners, so as not to break the territorial status quo prior to the war and thus avoid generating tensions in the future.
