Which postwar international organization did Wilson advocate?

• A. United Nations
• B. League of Nations
• C. European Union
• D. Warsaw Pact

Answer: (B)

This question tests understanding of which international organization Woodrow Wilson advocated after World War I to prevent future wars through collective security and diplomacy. Wilson’s idea was to create a permanent forum where nations could settle disputes, condemn aggression, and coordinate peaceful measures so that war would be avoided. That blueprint became the League of Nations, a direct expression of his postwar vision for international cooperation. The United Nations grew out of the same line of thinking but was established after World War II, not during Wilson’s era. The European Union and the Warsaw Pact reflect later aims and contexts and were not the postwar organization Wilson proposed. So the League of Nations is the best answer.