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    the allies‚ redrawing the map of Europe‚ dissolution of colonial empires‚ and the formation of the League of Nations. Ratifying the Treaty of Versailles would allow the United States to participate in world affairs and will prevent future world conflict. Even though there are people against the idea of ratifying the Treaty of Versailles because of the United States being a member in the League of Nations would entangle them in more foreign disputes. There are more advantages from the Treaty of Versailles

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    League of Nations The League of Nations (LON) was an inter-governmental organization founded as a result of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919–1920‚ and the precursor to the United Nations. At its greatest extent from 28 September 1934 to 23 February 1935‚ it had 58 members. The League’s primary goals‚ as stated in its Covenant‚ included preventing war through collective security‚ disarmament‚ and settling international disputes through negotiation and arbitration.[1] Other goals in this and related

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    rebuild their countries. To avoid such devastation‚ the League of Nations was set up to help ensure world peace. The League was an international organization that worked on the idea of ‘collective security’. Countries would work together to punish aggressor nations so that they would not start wars. The League was also a platform for countries to resolve their disputes so that minor disagreements would not blow up into full-scale wars. Hence‚ the League was crucial in helping to prevent future wars.

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    to its former glory. Even though Hitler was committing all these crimes‚ the League of Nations was not doing anything to stop him. This allowed Hitler to keep doing what he was doing. All of this made Germany more powerful. Also‚ the fear of war forced the League of Nations to make decisions that they probably would not have made if they were more powerful thus placing smaller countries at risk. If the League of Nations was more assertive with Hitler‚ then Germany would not be able to become as

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    was unsuccessful. It ended up setting the stage for WWII. Four major points that came up with‚ and in‚ the treaty that lent themselves to its failure were Article 231‚ reparations‚ the exclusion of Wilson’s 14 points‚ and the weakness of the League of Nations. Article 231 was also known as “War Guilt.” It placed sole responsibility for the war on Germany and forced Germany to pay for war damages. With these blames came built up anger in Germany because they thought that the financial penalties were

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    self-determination. World War One‚ was a turning point in the United States world affairs in that it was a change in diplomacy of the League of

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    the fascinating conclusion of Woodrow Wilson’s career and life. Beginning with the brief backgrounds of Wilson and his second wife‚ Edith Galt‚ the bulk of the book is the true happenings of the Versailles Peace Conference‚ the fight for the League of Nations‚ and Wilson’s horrible stroke and period as an invalid president. Much of this biography covers the devastating seventeen month period during which presidential leadership and action were lacking from the American government. After the death

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    fourteen points. Notably‚ the 14th point foreshadowed the concept of the League of Nations which would later be reintroduced as Wilson’s Ultimate goal to establish during the Paris Conference. Contrary to his goal‚ American liberal and conservative oppositions fought in regards to the Treaty of Versailles; created by the Big Four: US‚ Britain‚ France‚ and Italy‚ it would contain

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    All these men had very interesting and different views during this time of the League of Nations but my personal favorite and most influential was Woodrow Wilson’s final campaign. When Wilson first spoke on November 10th 1923 about the League of Nations i thought he was a bit too much with the compliments and it felt like he was avoiding the subject completely the first time he spoke and filled his speech with a lot of unnecessary optimism. But the second time Wilson spoke I personally thought his

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    The Treaty of Versailles failed since the delegates from Big Three nations (including British‚ France‚ and The United States) all wanted different things and couldn’t came to an agreement‚ and the unfair terms led to an aggressive German state while the League of Nations was weak and neither had the willing to protect nor the ability to maintain the treaty. The treaty was a failure since the delegates from the Big Three Nations who have involved in conferences couldn’t reach an agreement. They were

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