Italy demanded control of the Fiume Territory and Port City.
Main British objective was to secure territory in the middle east, leading to the mandate system's establishment.
Some of Wilson's goals included the reduction of armaments and freedom of the seas.
One of the goals of the three main powers, France, Britain and the United States, was to cripple germany to keep it from growing too powerful and instigating another war: "stripped of her wealth and all her armed forces"
Feeling entitled to former German possessions because it had captured them, Japan demanded these as payment for their contribution to the war.
Victors of the war all had varying degrees of punishment in their goals: America was lenient, Britain moderate, France demanding compensation for the suffering and loss France had endured over the war.
It was one of Britain's goals in being more lenient with Germany that the country would not have bitterness towards the allies and potentially might serve as a barrier against Bolshevism.
Clemanceau's main goal in the Treaty of Versailles was to make Germany suffer for what it had done to France.
The 14 Points Speech was a basis for Wilson's goals for the Treaty, promoting a number of protocols that would keep another World War from breaking out.
Oil in the middle east!
Reparations were demanded to be paid by Germany, but Britain wanted to take only enough so that Germany would be able to consistently pay without occupation of their armies to ensure collection.
Systems for keeping peace such as the League of Nations were established-- an aim of Wilson's designed to ensure that nations would rule themselves as "open, democratic societies".
