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Which American principles did Welles want to reorder the international system based on?
Liberal democracy, free-trade capitalism, international law, a league of nations, and an end to colonialism
Communism, command economy, international law, United Nations, and era of decolonization
Fascism, protectionism, dictatorship, and continuation of colonialism
None of the above
Answer
Welles wanted to reorder the international system based on American principles of liberal democracy, free-trade capitalism, international law, a league of nations, and an end to colonialism. He believed that these principles would create a more stable and peaceful world.
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