Wilson Presidency (16h 3min, mar 4, 1913 y – 1h 39min, mar 4, 1921 y)

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Wilson was the 28th U.S. president who led the country through World War One. After abstaining from entering the war, Wilson finally entered after pressure from allies and the Zimmerman telegram, in which Germany suggest Mexico attack the States. Upon winning the war, Wilson crafted the 14 point plan for peace, which would have taken some of the blame off Germany and did not require them to pay for reconstruction alone. Had the other winners of the war followed Wilson's visionary points, WWII could have possibly been avoided.