US.27 Review

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Why did the United States reject joining the League of Nations after World War I? Options: The U.S. was not invited to join the League. The League excluded the U.S. from membership. President Wilson opposed the idea of international cooperation. U.S. congress believed joining would threaten national sovereignty.

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U.S. congress believed joining would threaten national sovereignty.

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How did President Wilson's Fourteen Points influence the Treaty of Versailles? Options: The treaty did not use any of the Fourteen Points., The treaty closely followed all of the Fourteen Points., Some elements of the Fourteen Points were incorporated., The Fourteen Points only applied to victorious allied nations.

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Some elements of the Fourteen Points were incorporated.

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Which of the following principles was not included in President Wilson's Fourteen Points?
disarmament,
freedom of the seas,
national self-determination,
reparations from defeated nations

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reparations from defeated nations

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Which political ideology in the United States played a role in the rejection of the League of Nations? Options: imperialism, isolationism, interventionism, internationalism

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isolationism

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What was a significant consequence of the U.S. decision not to join the League of Nations?

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The League's ability to prevent future conflicts was weakened.

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Which prominent political figure played a key role in the U.S. rejection of the League of Nations?

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Henry Cabot Lodge

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Which of the Fourteen Points aimed at preventing future conflicts by reducing military forces and weapons?

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disarmament

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What was the primary goal of President Wilson's Fourteen Points?

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to establish a framework for lasting peace after World War I

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Which of the following was not a component of Wilson's Fourteen Points? a League of Nations, reduction of armaments, freedom of the seas for all nations, war reparations paid by Germany

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war reparations paid by Germany