In "Woodrow Wilson's Fourteen Points," how does Wilson organize the speech? A. He explains his personal feelings about peace, discusses justice, and then
outlines five requirements for
peace.
В. He states that he is being clear about expectations for peace, reviews the history of conflict, and outlines
five demands.
OC. He defines how peace relates to transparency, explains why peace is important to the world, and proposes
five actions for consideration.
OD. He argues that peace is most important in the world and outlines five ways each country might help the
effort.