What were the ideological results of wilsons proclamation of World War 1 as a war to end all wars and a war to make the world safe for democracy?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

President Wilson persuaded the public for war by declaring his twin goals of "a war to end war" and a crusade "to make the world safe for democracy." He argued that America only fought to shape an international order in which democracy could flourish without fear of dictators and militarists. In this way, Wilson was able to change his previously isolationist platform and convince Americans to support the war. However, the US reverted to isolationism after World War I and was reluctant (again) to enter World War II just 20 years later.