Are the ideological foundations of U.S. foreign relations since the early twentieth century best described as “Wilsonian”?

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Need a 3000 word essay (+/-10% either way for the word count) about whether the foreign policy ideology of the USA since the early 20th century can be described as "Wilsonian" ( i.e. like Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy established in his Fourteen Points at the end of the first world war). This is for a module for studying America's foreign policy. Ideally need a mix of primary and secondary sources. Should present a clear and critical argument backed up with evidence rather than just a descriptive piece