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The Morality of U.S. Foreign Policy: Examining Wilson's Vision in World War I

President Woodrow Wilson sought to elevate the moral standards of U.S. foreign policy during his tenure, particularly as America entered World War I. This approach raises critical questions: Is moralism a valid or sensible foundation for foreign policy? Wilson championed ideals such as freedom of the seas and the right to self-determination, which had both pros and cons during a time filled with secret alliances and geopolitical complexities. This analysis delves into Wilsonian moralism and its implications for America's global stance.

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The Morality of U.S. Foreign Policy: Examining Wilson's Vision in World War I

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  1. Wilson attempted to raise the moral tone of U.S. foreign policy. Is moralism an adequate, or even wise basis for foreign policy?

  2. U.S. Entry to World War I Pros and Cons

  3. Secret Alliances:

  4. Freedom Of The Seas

  5. Right to Self-Rule(self determination)

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