What was president wilson’s approach towards the defeated central powers after world war i?

The correct answer is C) he pursued a policy of rehabilitation and reconciliation.

President Wilson’s approach towards the defeated Central Powers after World War I was "he pursued a policy of rehabilitation and reconciliation."

Indeed, US President Woodrow Wilson wanted a long-lasting peace in Europe after Worl War II, because it served the interests of the United States.

He addressed the US Congress on January 8, 1918, and shared 14 Points to establish peace in the old continent. The speech was known as the "14 Points speech," and included the free navigation of the oceans, promoted trade between the countries and suggested the reduction of weapons.

The other options of the question were A) he punished them so they would not start another war. B) he called for Germany to keep its foreign colonies. D) he called for allied troops to occupy Germany permanently.

the mongolian invasion of china and central asia resulted in a disruption of the silk road as the chinese garrisons lost support from the chinese kingdoms which fell under the mongols. however, as the mongols established a formal dynasty in china, the successors of genghis khan restored the garrisons along the silk road allowing the safe travel caravans again.

a. the astrolabe could determine the correct latitudinal location of the ship