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Isolationist senators were concerned that the treaty would require U.S. involvement in future military conflicts.
Isolationist senators were concerned that the treaty would require U.S. involvement in future military conflicts.
Isolationist senators opposed President Wilson’s attempts to compromise with congressional Republicans on Article 10 of the treaty.
Isolationist senators opposed President Wilson’s attempts to compromise with congressional Republicans on Article 10 of the treaty.
Isolationist senators were upset that President Wilson’s demands for "peace without victory” were not included in the treaty.
Isolationist senators were upset that President Wilson’s demands for "peace without victory” were not included in the treaty.
Isolationist senators rejected President Wilson’s decision to exclude Democratic congressional leaders in the peace conference.
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The correct response is:
Isolationist senators were concerned that the treaty would require U.S. involvement in future military conflicts.
Isolationists feared that the League of Nations, established by the Treaty of Versailles, would obligate the United States to intervene in international disputes, potentially dragging the country into unwanted military conflicts.
