Which U.S. President, despite facing significant political opposition, is often credited with laying the groundwork for a major 20th-century global organization, and was known for his intellectual approach to governance and foreign policy?
- He served as president during World War I.
- His post-presidency efforts were largely dedicated to promoting international cooperation.
- He was a key figure at the Paris Peace Conference.
- He suffered a major stroke while still in office, impacting his ability to govern.