Which statement best explains the British and French response to Wilson's "Fourteen Points” plan?

France wanted Germany weakened and punished after the war, so it opposed Wilson’s relatively lenient approach. Britain was more open to some of Wilson’s proposals, including a League of Nations, but disagreed with others, such as unrestricted freedom of the seas. Therefore, the best answer is A: France opposed leniency toward Germany, while Britain supported some ideas and rejected others.

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