Points 6–13 deal with specific territorial issues, such as breaking up the Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian Empires and restoring sovereignty to Belgium and Poland. To an American in 1918, how would those points be different from the ones excerpted here

The way this points woulld be different from the ones excerpted here is:

Points 6 to 13 deal with more than time period while the others are still applicable.

Explanation:

The reason behind this answer is that point 6 talks about the evacuation of Russian territory as well as the perception of Russia to the world. Point seven talks about the right of Belgium to become a free nation. Point 8 talks about the evacuation of French territory as well as the payment of the damage done to it by Bielorusia. Point 9 talks about the frontiers of the Italian territory. Point 10 talks about the right of Hungary and Austria to develop. Point 11 talks about the evacuation of Serbian. Rumanian, and Montenegrian territory as well as their restoration. Point 12 talks about the right to develop a self-government of countries governed by the ottoman empire as well as life guaranteed safety for them. Also that the waters of turkey had to be open to all countries. Point 13 the right of Poland to build an independent government

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