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Which statement best explains the British and French response to the "Fourteen Points" plan?


O France wanted revenge in the form of money and land, while Britain opposed the freedom of the seas.


X Britain wanted revenge in the form of money and land, while France opposed the freedom of the seas.


O France felt that the creation of the League of Nations was unnecessary, while Britain strongly supported it.


O Britain felt that the creation of the League of Nations was unnecessary, while France strongly supported it.

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Answer:

A

Explanation:

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The statement that most likely elaborates the feedback from Britain, as well as, France over the plan called "Fourteen Points" would be:

A). France wanted revenge in the form of money and land, while Britain opposed the freedom of the seas.

  • French wanted to seek avenge in the monetary form and land while on the other hand, Britain aimed to go against the seas' independence.
  • The first statement most effectively provides the effect that was brought due to the addition of "The Fourteen Points" associated the "League of Nations" with the Versailles Treaty.
  • However, Wilson's poor health caused Clemenceau to ignore his plan yet the League of Nations was successfully involved in Versailles Treaty.

Thus, option A is the correct answer.

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