In the Peace Process the Concept of Self-Determination Was​

Multiple Choice

In the peace process the concept of self-determination was​

A) ​applied intermittently creating countries as Czechoslovakia but also giving South Tyrol to Italy.
B) ​fought against by liberals who feared that it would create a new wave of nationalism.
C) ​agreed upon by all sides.
D) ​supported by Wilson but never materialized because other European leaders rejected it.
E) ​undermined by the new Soviet Union that demanded that all of Eastern Europe be open to communism.