Which of the following undermined wilson’s fourteen points when he met with european leaders to sign the treaty of versailles in 1919? a. secret treaties and military battles had already set borders. b. the meeting was held in france and not the us. c. europeans thought the us was too harsh on germany. d. the us senate had already voted to join the league of nations.

The correct answer is a). Secret treaties and military battles had already set borders.

There were many nations involved and the war became very complex. Many countries already had made secret agreements that undermined hopes for peace. President Woodrow Wilson was very frustrated when he met the leaders to sign the Teatry of Versailles. His intention was to end the war, establish a new balance of power and doing so in justice and peace.

President Wilson wrote the Fourteen Points with the purpose of ending World War I and preventing another international conflict. In December 1917 Wilson asked a group of political and social scientists to write recommendations for peace once the war ended. The name of the group was The Inquiry. They made reports and designed maps that resulted in the 14 high-priority strategies.

tearing down the berlin wall.

in griswold v. connecticut (1965), the supreme court ruled that a state's ban on the use of contraceptives violated the right to marital privacy.