After world war i, the main reason britain and france did not support president wilson’s peace plan was that they were interested in retribution. had formulated their own plan. wanted wilson to support germany. thought the plan should be more inclusive.

Britain, and particularly France, refused to support president of the U.S. Woodrow Wilson and his plan for peace called "The Fourteen Points" (named after the number of issues it deal with) because they wanted to exact heavy economic retribution from Germany with the hope of crippling Germany's economy to the point it would be unable to wage war and avenge its defeat in World War I.

A were interested in retribution  

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