Congressional Districts Archive The 1997-2014 Edition also provided page-sized maps of the 112th Congressional Districts for each state and several more maps covering the United States. These maps do not reflect the boundaries of the current session of Congress and are offered solely for historical purposes.
Wilson's Larger Argument for World War I Let's now look at President Wilson's larger arguments for the war. He declared: The world must be made safe for democracy. Its peace must be planted upon the tested foundations of political liberty. We have no selfish ends to serve.
Best Answer: The Peace Treaty Woodrow Wilson entered the war with a very idealistic vision of Americanâs mission. In his eyes, the purpose of the war was not to punish Germany or to gain wealth or territory for the U.S., but to create a new international order in which nothing like the Great War could ever occur again.his was important, because according to the U.S. Constitution, the Senate has to approve, by a 2/3 majority, any treaty that the U.S. signed. This meant that when Wilson came home with the Treaty of Versailles, heâd have to ask a bitter Republican Senate to pass it.