What were Wilson's Fourteen Points?A vision for the postwar world in which democracy, disarmament, and free trade were the norm and international crisis were dealt with by a league of nationsThe Fourteen Points laid out Wilson's vision of how the U.S. would stay out of future world conflictsThey were a call to limit mobility on the seas, spread socialism, and ensure that future acts of aggression were met with increased warfareThey were a list of countries in the central powers that the United States would colonize at the end of the war

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