Ratify or Reject Wilson and Lodge

What is the main purpose of the League of Nations according to the passage?

• To seek vengeance

• To establish lasting peace

• To isolate America

• To promote war

What does the author suggest will happen if the treaty is not ratified?

• America will gain more allies

• The world will be disappointed

• The League of Nations will grow stronger

• War will be prevented

According to the passage, what binds the world together in a common purpose?

• A treaty of vengeance

• A covenant of peace

• Military alliances

• Economic agreements

What does the author imply about America's role in the world?

• America should isolate itself

• America should lead the world towards peace

• America should focus on economic growth

• America should seek revenge

What principles does the author claim America has long championed?

• Isolation and neutrality

• Justice and democracy

• Vengeance and war

• Economic dominance

What policy does the passage suggest is being abandoned by ratifying the Treaty of Versailles?

• Washington's Farewell Address and the Monroe Doctrine

• The policy of isolationism

• The policy of neutrality

• The policy of expansionism

According to the passage, what does Article 10 of the league entail?

• It requires military force to uphold its guarantees

• It promotes economic cooperation

• It encourages cultural exchange

• It mandates environmental protection

What concern is raised about the involvement of Europe and Asia in American affairs?

• They will have the right to take part in the settlement of all American questions

• They will dominate American politics

• They will impose their culture on America

• They will control American trade

Who does the passage suggest will fill the ranks of the armies and fleets required by the league's pledges?

• Sons, husbands, and brothers of the people of America

• Professional soldiers from Europe

• Mercenaries from Asia

• Volunteers from South America

What is the tone of the passage regarding the Treaty of Versailles and the league?

• Critical and concerned

• Supportive and optimistic

• Neutral and informative

• Indifferent and dismissive