An explanation of Woodrow Wilson's idealistic 14 points, his efforts to make the world "safe for democracy" in the creation of the League of Nations, and why the US Senate rejected it.

Clarification as to why Woodrow Wilson failed in his crusade to make the world "safe for democracy" as he had proclaimed when he thrust the US into World War I.

Methodology

I have attached a research paper, and I am having trouble with my methodology. According to my professor the methodology and the data analysis needs to be expanded on. I must use the data in the studies cited to bring my paper together (aggregate it) and build charts,tables and graphs,in addition, to what is there. Chapter 4 shows them. Chapter 3 tells what I will show and why in Chapter 4. Can you help me with this, based on the information provided in my report.

Six US history problems

Please answer the following six problems in complete sentences and in paragraph forms. Also, try to make at most one paragraph for each problem (each paragraph should contain at most five-six sentences each); keep in mind that some problems are shorter that the others. In other words, just simply answer the problem directly in one simple paragraph or less each (totally six paragraphs.) Here are the problems: 1.Compare the plus and minus aspects of professors in the University of California system devoting so much time to research. 2.Compare and contrast the initiative and referendum as they are applied in California. 3.Discuss the ethnic problems that faced President Woodrow Wils... click for more

Governmental policies of the colonies still in use today

American colonies do not exist today, but many governmental policies still exist. Examples from Federalist Papers #'s 1,2, 30, 45, 47, 69 & 80 of policies established in colonial times that still exist today.

American legal system and individual rights

How can the American legal system, which is so devoted to protecting individual rights, justify itself morally if it jeopardizes, through its own rules, the right of law-abiding citizens to personal peace and security?