Q: What were some of the complaints about the 14 Points Plan? Select one: O a. Many European countries wanted to gain more territory tha it might allow. O b. All of these were complaints about the 14 Points Plan. O c. Several European nations were very angry with Germany ar wanted to punish them more harshly than the Plan would allow. O d. Many Americans feared that it would force too much involvement in European affairs.

As World War I drew closer to its end, many felt that peace negotiations should be done in a way that would prevent such a conflagration from happening again. Wilson's plan for peace after the war was called the Fourteen Points. Outlined by Wilson in his speech in 1918, the Fourteen points included basic principles that focused on unselfish peace terms.