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to lead this great peaceful people into war, Into the most table and disastrous of all wars, Cication sering to be in the balance. But the right is
more precious than peace, and we wille for the wings which we have always carried nearest our hearts - for democracy for the right of those who submit
authority to have a voice in their own Governments for the grandes of all ration, for a universal dominion of it by such a concert of the peoples as shall bring peace and safety to and make the world at lastre-President Woodrow Wilson 1917
Which of the following events inspired the concerns Wison offered in his wa message?
The Russian
Revolution

Germany invasion of Poland

Portance offered by Germany to Mexico

Urrected some wawe by the Germans