The League of Nations and Wilson's Vision

What was President Wilson's primary goal for America entering World War I?

• To gain new territories

• To make the world safe for democracy

• To seek revenge on Germany

• To establish a new empire

Which of the following was NOT one of Wilson's 14 Points?

• Creation of the League of Nations

• Arms reductions

• Secret alliances

• Freedom of the seas

What was the main reason other world leaders disagreed with Wilson at the Paris Peace Conference?

• They wanted to expand their empires

• They supported Wilson's idealism

• They wanted to punish Germany

• They were uninterested in peace

Why did the U.S. Senate oppose the League of Nations?

• It could override Congress's power to declare war

• It favored European nations over the U.S.

• It required the U.S. to pay reparations

• It was too similar to the United Nations

What was Wilson's response to the Senate's proposed amendments to the Treaty of Versailles?

• He negotiated further changes

• He refused to compromise

• He withdrew the treaty

• He accepted them willingly

What was the primary concern of the U.S. Senate regarding Article 10 of the League's covenant?

• It would favor European interests

• It would increase taxes

• It would limit U.S. sovereignty

• It would require disarmament

What was the outcome of Wilson's public campaign for the League of Nations?

• The U.S. joined the League

• Wilson suffered a stroke

• The League was strengthened

• The Senate approved the treaty

What was the long-term impact of the U.S. not joining the League of Nations?

• The League successfully prevented future wars

• The League became a military alliance

• The League fell apart and was replaced by the United Nations

• The League expanded its influence globally

How did Wilson's health affect his ability to promote the League of Nations?

• He became more active in politics

• He resigned from the presidency

• He was bedridden and unable to continue

• He traveled more to gain support

What was the eventual outcome of Wilson's vision for international peace?

• It was realized with the League of Nations

• It was abandoned entirely

• It was achieved with the United Nations

• It led to another world war