Wilson's New Freedom platform in 1912 focused on breaking up monopolies to protect individual liberty. This platform aimed to promote fair competition and prevent large corporations from having too much power over the economy. It differed from Roosevelt's New Nationalism, which supported regulation of big business rather than breaking them up.
Wilson's New Freedom did not solely focus on foreign policy issues but rather on domestic economic concerns. The platform did not provide a clear detailed plan to solve economic difficulties, but it emphasized the importance of fostering a more competitive and just economic environment through anti-trust measures.
