Woodrow Wilson's Foreign Policy After World War I

After of the devastation of the World War I, victorious western powers imposed a series of hard treaties on the defeated countries. These treaties deprived the central powers as Germany of important territories and imposed significant compensations payments where Germany and its Allies had to accept all responsibility of the war. The United states policy brought to united states political, social and economic changes.
After of WWI, Wilson found a solution to keep the peace between countries, so the United States postulated the foreign policy began with the president Thomas Woodrow Wilson (1856-1924). He got the presidency in 1912 as candidate of the democrat party. Wilson stipulated the foreign policy dilemma, which it was a proposal of peace.
He believed that the income tax should remain progressive but with lower rates, cutting the taxes and reduce federal state tax, and that will cause an efficiency in government. He leaved the office after onset of the great depression. In 1921-1922, the world’s largest naval powers gathered in Washington D.C for an international conference to converse about military disarmament and growing tension in Asia. This conference involved five countries (U.S, Great Britain, Japan France and Italy). It was the cornerstone of naval disarmament program, which each of the countries involved to maintain a set ratio of warship tonnage. The conference adopted the 5:5:3 ratio limits. Therefore, these countries maintained navies in pacific and Atlantic oceans to support their colonial territories. Then, Germany in 1924 was applied the Dawes Plan. It was formulated to take Germany out of hyperinflation and return Weimar’s economy to some form of stability. Charles negotiated some kind of agreements that it would loan Germany money and help them reorganize their finances. An example is that Germans did not make payments of reparations of WWI. After, The Kellogg Briand pact was signed on August 27, 1928. The purpose was preventing another world war, but it had little effect in stopping the world war II. United States and France made alliance if France was ever threatened. So, these
Germans was rebound in 1925-1926. Fairly 30’s in turmoil economically. Therefore , the nazi power took the power in 1933. The nazis had a ideologic socialist In 1923 throw in jail and 1 ½ let out for good behavior. They hatred of the jews . Then , the economy collapse, but their power again grow by 1933. In the treaty of versailles they resentment and in the great depression they rebuild the nation. They made a promises, which are: shied the treaty, restore germany economic/military greatness and affirm german (Aquan) race’s supremacy. The Germany’s chancellor, the position most powerful in the government, was elected in 1933. Hitler was who occupied this position . In 1934 he was all a dictator, and made communist parties. In road to the war, germany wanted took the power of Europe and dominate it. Hitler wanted destroy the soviet Union. Germany follows with a serie of events during 1935-1941. In 1945 germany started to openly re-arms, in consequence in 1936 militarized the rhineland. In 1938, the anschluss happened in Austria where was a kind of unification of all europe. Also, in 1938 happened the munich agreement where had peaceful sudetenland. More later, in 1939 was the seizure of czechoslovakia and his next objective was poland, but he gave time to negotiate a treaty. So it gave way to the non-aggression pact. Joseph Stalin did not trust in hitler and vice versa and one of