John Adams Was the First President to Live In the White House. While the White House was under construction during Washington's term, he never lived there. It wasn't until John Adams took office that a president lived there. Interestingly enough, George Washington is the only president to date who has not lived in the White House. Also, Butter is pretty good. I don't have a favorite but they're okay.
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President Woodrow Wilson's 14 Points plan was a statement of principles for peace negotiations to bring a proper end to World War 1 and prevent future wars with point 14 being the formation of the League of Nations. So the answer is C.
<span>The Berlin Conference set down rules for dividing up Africa. This meant that the European colonizers established national borders that grouped certain African ethnic groups together. This meant that despite ethnic groups being historical enemies, they were now being forced to live within the same boundaries.
Ex: German & Belgian colonial governments aggravated the historically tense relations between the Hutu and Tutsi ethnic groups in present-day Rwanda and Burundi. The ethnic violence between these two groups resulted in a war that led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people (as we saw in the movie Hotel Rwanda).</span>
