Venn diagram illustrating the similarities and differences between Wilson's Fourteen Points and the Treaty of Versailles, highlighting shared and distinct elements of the peace terms after World War I.

Wilson's Fourteen Points and the Treaty of Versailles Venn diagram comparing key points and treaty terms.

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- Wilson's 14 Points: Self-determination, Open diplomacy, Freedom of the seas, Free trade, Arms reduction, Colonial claims adjusted fairly, Independence for Belgium, Return Alsace-Lorraine to France, Redrawing borders in Eastern Europe, Autonomy for ethnic groups in Austria-Hungary, Independence for Balkan states, Independent Poland with sea access, League of Nations.
- Treaty of Versailles: Germany accepts guilt, Reparations paid by Germany, Military restrictions on Germany, Loss of German colonies, Territory given to France and Belgium, Creation of new nations (Poland, Czechoslovakia), League of Nations established.
- Both: Aimed to prevent future wars, Involved territorial changes, Addressed national self-determination, Included provisions for international cooperation.

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