Who or what does wilson believe is controlling the us government ?

Of course, a democratic government has an obligation to inform and be transparent. Citizens need to know the government’s policies and plans. We have a right to know which companies receive government contracts, how to collect insurance benefits and social security payments and what public school educational reform will look like. But too often, the government uses its information machinery to do more than simply inform us about a policy. Sometimes, it tries to persuade us to adopt a particular position, regardless of its efficacy.

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 The correct answer is :  The idea that Woodrow Wilson had of government was that a "powerful and moral" elite with a lot of capacity should occupy power and with the ignorance of the majority of the population, thus guaranteeing a liberal democracy. His presidency was distinguished by interventionism in Iberoamerica, giving way to the so-called Wilsonian idealism.

the anwser is a) to prevent military conflict

either d or b, i'm not to sure. but my gut tells me it's prob going to be b