Discussion
Which of the following statesman gave his famous 'Fourteen Points' to argue for the rights of the colonies ?
Answer: B
The 'Fourteen Points' were put forward by US President Woodrow Wilson in January 1918 as a basis for peace after the First World War, and they included self-determination and an impartial adjustment of colonial claims, which is why they were cited in arguments about the rights of colonies. The answer is option B.
Churchill, Ramsay MacDonald and Franklin D. Roosevelt are not associated with the Fourteen Points.
Wilson's points included open diplomacy, freedom of the seas, removal of trade barriers, reduction of armaments, and the impartial adjustment of colonial claims with regard to the interests of the populations concerned.
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