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Approve the US' membership in the League of Nations.
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
The U.S. Senate refused Woodrow Wilson's wishes of having, The League of Nations.
... gave allied leaders in Paris a stronger bargaining position.
unconditional adherence of the us to the charter if the league of nations
The treaty of Versailles ignored Wilson's Fourteen Points
he wanted unconditional acceptance of the charter of the League of Nations.
A.Incorrigibles; Reconstructionists B. Irreconcilables; Reservationists C. Isolationists; Imperialists D. Nationalists; Patriots
The Senate was not happy with the idea of the League of Nations. They felt it a threat to their checks and balances on the president.
Republican Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, led the opposition to the treaty, he argued "No peace that satisfied Germany in any degree can ever satisfy us". Lodge prevented the Senate to pass the treaty as a two thirds majority was required. Many senators believed the the League of Nations were compromise the sovereignty of the US.