split into three groups. The first group was the isolationists who argued that the United States should not interfere with European affairs. The second consisted of Wilson and those who supported him. They wanted the Treaty as it was, with no modifi

tions. The third party were those who were ready to ratify the treaty if there were a few changes. They felt that these changes should consist of the elimination or reduction of American obligations to the League.

At the end of World War I, President Wilson led the U.S. delegation in Paris in order to make sure his Fourteen Points were used. Wilson felt that America was the only nation that had nothing to gain and he was the only one who really cared about

preventing future wars. He was determined to create the League of Nations. In order to gain this objective, he compromised at the Paris Peace Conference on several major issues. When President Wilson returned home in 1919, he met with the Senate to disscuss the t

Well, he didn't and the trouble predicted by many occurred. This all led to World War II.

ationalism could be achieved by ending the separation of classes and ambitions that could only be enjoyed by some, not all, people in the country. According to the journalist the Treaty doesn't make even a bland attempt to solve these problems, and tha

it, in fact, promotes and heightens those differences of opinion between the nations.

Herbert Hoover correctly advises President Wilson to, in so many words, to hurry up and do something to approve the treaty in the Senate or it will never get passed. He gives this advice to President Wilson because he knew Lodge was effectively using

could be improvements. If these improvements aren't quick in happening, then the very necessary public opinion of the Americans will start to disapprove because of the many wrongs imposed in the Treaty and Lodge's active lobbyism. When popular public opinion goes, in most cases, so does the bill.

lay tactics (such as reading the whole treaty aloud to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee) to divide and sway public opinion about the Treaty to his favor. Although he was pleased with the concern the government is giving to the treaty, he felt the

ealing with America's domestic affairs and concerns, especially if the have an army to support whatever they decide.

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