From a future standpoint, Wilson’s Fourteen Points were better than the Treaty of Versailles because it would have made more of an impact to the future. According to the official peace treaty of World War I, the Europeans punished Germany with heavy consequences such as reparations, taking of territory, and its limit to the army and navy. Although this practice was created from precedent and was the way all wars had ended, the relationship between Germany and the other European countries was not helped. The Treaty of Versailles fed Germany only anger and the strong desire for revenge, which eventually led to the Second World War. This demonstrates that if the final peace treaty was Wilson’s Fourteen Points, World War II and other wars that